A Groom Of One’s Own

A Groom Of One's Own

*Miss Harlow’s Marriage In High Life*

A handsome duke. His beautiful soon-to-be duchess. A whirlwind courtship. It is this author’s privilege to report on the event all of London is talking about: the upcoming wedding of the Duke of Hamilton and Brandon to the only daughter of the Duke of Richmond. Every details of the “Wedding of the Year” will be reported in these pages as a London Weekly exclusive.

But I, Miss Sophie Harlow, must confess to a secret infatuation with this “double duke” that can only lead to trouble. It is impossible that this notoriously upstanding gentleman would ever jilt his bride for a scandalous female newspaper writer. And yet…the arrival of a foreign prince, the discovery of a shocking secret, and one passionate kiss could change everything. Will this perfect duke risk the scandal of the year to marry the woman his heart desires?

The first line: If she is to marry, a woman must have a dowry and a groom of her own.

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• A delightful love-and-laughter, madness and mayhem romance. – Romantic Times

• A Groom Of One’s Own took my breath away. – Romance Junkies Reviews

• The first Writing Girl’s Regency romance is a screwball comedy of errors…Maya Rodale provides a wonderfully zany historical. – Genre Go Round Reviews

• A Groom Of One’s Own was an absolutely enchanting read. – Romance Reviews Today

For your amusement…

maya rodale • Read an excerpt in which our heroine herself alone with the hero—and his list of DesirableQualities In A Wife. Hearts pound. Headscollide. Attraction ensues…

• Peek behind the scenes of A Groom Of One’s Own and check out deleted scenes, extra excerpts, and true stories that inspired elements of the book! You can even check out the soundtrack.

• This author is spilling secrets about the hero, the original heroine and a sweet, personal story about the book.

Frequently Asked Questions about the Writing Girl Series

What order do the books go in?

I wrote them in the following order: A Groom Of One’s Own, A Tale Of Two Lovers, The Tattooed Duke and Seducing Mr. Knightly. They books take place in the same order, however…

Can I read the Writing Girl books out of order?

Sure! While you will catch references to the other Writing Girls, each book is written to stand alone.

What is the Writing Girl series about?
The Writing Girl Romance Novels feature four women who write for a scandalous newspaper in Regency London…and the rogue’s who love them.

Where can I read more about the Writing Girl world?

Oh, I’ve blogged all about it! From a walk down Fleet Street to a “Who’s Who” guide and even an issue of The London Weekly, there’s much to explore in the Writing Girl world! Just click herefor a list of related blog posts.

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