About This Book
He had no intention of marrying—least of all the girl next door.Miss Sarah Brown knows her prospects are modest. As the unremarkable daughter of an unremarkable knight, her small dowry and quiet looks offer little chance of attracting a titled suitor. Still, when her father declares she shall have a London Season, Sarah dares to dream of something more. If she can only learn to capture a gentleman's attention, perhaps she might find a match worthy of the stories she's read. With a little help—and a daring plan from her best friend—Sarah sets out to master the art of flirtation.Reginald Thornbeck, the Earl of Stoke-on-Trent, never intended to marry. But as his sister's guardian, he's drawn into her latest escapade—coaching Sarah in how to win a husband. What begins as a harmless lesson soon turns into something neither of them expects: genuine attraction.Reginald Thornbeck, the Earl of Stoke-on-Trent, has no intention of marrying. But when his sister's latest scheme involves coaching her friend in how to win a husband, Reginald steps in to stop the folly—only to find himself falling for the very woman he was trying to protect.Set amid the glittering London Season, Engaging the Earl is a clean and charming Regency romance perfect for readers who enjoy Sarah M. Eden, Julie Klassen, Josi S. Kilpack, or Martha Keyes—where heart meets humor, and love is found where it's least expected.
