Lorddebling Stories

The 1814 season ended in ruins for Miss Penelope Featherington. Within the span of a single night, she lost her best friend to a devastating secret and overheard the man she loved crush her heart with a careless remark. Fleeing into the shadows of the garden, she expected to find only tears. Instead, she found him. Nathaniel Hawthorne, the elusive heir to a northern dukedom, has no taste for the glittering insincerity of London. He prefers the rugged moors of Chester and the truth of classical poetry. But in the dark of a Mayfair garden, he is captivated by a weeping wallflower with a razor-sharp wit-a woman who sees the world as clearly as he does. After a year of secret letters, they reunite in 1815. Penelope is desperate to escape her mother's house, and Nathaniel is desperate to escape the marriage-minded mamas of the Ton. The solution is simple: a fake courtship. He will provide the social status to bring her suitors, and she will provide the shield to keep him solitary. But as the game begins, the lines between pretense and passion blur.

When a mysterious new steward arrives at the Featheringtons' windswept Cornwall estate for the off-season, Penelope Featherington finds her quiet retreat unsettled by the secrets he keeps carefully tucked behind a gentleman's manners and a gaze she cannot seem to ignore. As whispers of his past slowly unravel and an undeniable spark grows between them, Penelope must decide whether to guard her heart-or risk it entirely for a man whose very presence threatens to rewrite her future.

A Sequel to "A Wallflower's Bloom" As Penelope and Thomas settle into their roles as husband and wife, they face new obstacles that test the strength of their bond. From navigating the complexities of societal expectations to overcoming personal struggles, they must rely on each other more than ever before.

Theo travelled to Staffordshire with his master's old suitcase and a letter all for the sake of securing an investment from a Baron he'd never heard of in the hopes of completing his apprenticeship with flourish. However, Baron Stafford is a known eccentric and more surprises await him in the Potteries than he could have ever expected. He then must go to where he never thought he'd belong and fight for the love that has consumed his every thought.

"Are you mad? I would never dream of courting Penelope Featherington." Brokenhearted from the words she heard from her childhood love, Penelope Featherington had decided to change her ways and prove herself worthy of being loved. As the 1815 London season starts, she comes back at the ton with determination, confidence and charms enough to find a husband to marry.