Rushbrooke End (Book 4)

"Perhaps I could run away," she murmured to herself, stopping to look at the low hanging brach of a willow and determining whether or not it would hold her weight.
"From what? To where?" She turned at the voice, nearly sinking into the ankle deep snow as she spied Lord Grimshaw picking his way towards her.
"From everything I know, to everything I don't."
"Why? Are you bored by the mundane already?"
"Aren't you?"
"I survive the mundane," he cocked his head to one side, searching for words in the air, "because certain people make it extraordinary."

Lilly Thorpe has never shown an interest for love in her own life. She has always been content with her romance novels, ignoring the going ons of her large and busy family. When the Thorpes embark on a journey to Hertfordshire Lilly makes the acquaintance of the intelligent, mysterious but handsome Earl of Tavistock.
The earl and his home, the gothic Rushbrooke End, are both shrouded in secrets and mysteries, including the strange circumstances that surround his mother and sister's deaths.
In a holiday of secrets, madness and envy, Lilly finds that perhaps real life can be just as thrilling as her beloved novels.

No Ordinary Romance (Samuel)-Complete
An American Promise (Emilia)-Complete
Saving June (June)-Complete
Rushbrooke End (Lilly)-Complete
An Acceptable Marriage (Arabella) - Ongoing
When the Curtain Falls - (Frances)
Nothing But the Best