A Stage for Harriet

When Harriet Shore leaves Somerset to work as a London governess, she can't escape her feelings for Stephan Grimsby—the squire's son whose mother forbids the match. Then a chance resemblance draws her into a daring scheme: impersonating the Duke of Dorset's daughter, secretly hidden away in confinement. Amid glittering balls, a persistent rake, and a promised dowry, Harriet must protect her friend Virginia, guard her own heart, and decide whether love is worth the risk. A warm, clean Regency romance of disguise, class, and belonging.

• A Cinderella-flavored Regency where the heroine literally plays a duke's daughter—understudy for the ton
• Perfect for Georgette Heyer and clean-romance fans: banter, balls, and a swoon-worthy slow burn
• Two love stories in one: Harriet's forbidden match and Virginia's secret marriage
• A rake, a bore, and a devoted childhood sweetheart—three suitors and one dangerous masquerade

“During a quadrille you are as stately as a queen and during a jig you are as light on your feet as a nymph! Perhaps you were made for the stage.”

Perfect for a reader who loves Georgette Heyer–style clean Regency romances full of masquerades, banter, and swoony slow-burn devotion.