Bøger af Jen Geigle Johnson

Spinning, spinning, straw to gold. An unthinkable offer. A courageous miss. A determined Lord, and an evil duke.Never. She vowed to never marry.But Lord Dunn was determined to unravel her secrets.When faced with a tempting but unthinkable offer, how can she accept, when a union with Lord Dunn would steal from him what he most desired?The power of a determined goodness and love conquer all in this Regency Fairytale. Jane Austen and Georgette Heyer fans alike will want to read a version of Rumpelstiltskin the likes of which they've never seen. Grab your copy today.Find the other books in the series: The Fairest Heart by Heather ChapmanThe Midnight Heiress by Ashtyn NewboldSpun of Gold by Jen Geigle Johnson Beauty's Rose by Rebecca J. Greenwood (May 2019)Awake at Widmore Manor by Jessilyn Stewart Peaslee (June 2019)

Lady Tabitha Easton recklessly dodges four over-protective brothers while trying to gain attention from the man who holds her heart. She has many choices of suitors, and with her first choice, Henry, as disinterested as ever, she turns to what is wholly forbidden, an irresistibly handsome footman. While their friendship grows, her trust in him increases. Her doubt in her true love, Henry, pushes her away from all she's ever known as family. When Lord Henry Courtenay discovers a new attraction to his childhood friend, his role as one of her chaperones at the house party becomes near impossible. Irrationally defensive about any potential suitors and seeking time alone with the enticing Tabby, maintaining friendship with her brothers proves more impossible than he ever imagined. His task becomes all the more difficult when she refuses to understand his growing attraction. When Tabitha's choices might lead her to danger, and doubt and distrust are high, Henry must prove himself or lose her forever.Tabitha's Folly is one of Five books all set at the same Regency House Party Series. While each is a standalone story, watch our characters mingle together with others from the books in the series. The stories can be read in any order.

Experience the time-honored tale of Pride and Prejudice in a whole new light with this delightful and engaging twist. What if Miss Elizabeth and Mr. Darcy found themselves entangled in a flirtation, both seeking a respite from the serious demands of society? This clean and sweet closed-door romance breathes fresh life into a classic story.Mr. Darcy, bound by a solemn promise to his late mother, faces a weekly reminder from his persistent Aunt about his duty to marry and care for his cousin Anne. Determined to keep his heart untouched and aloof, he enters into a unique friendship-with some benefits-with the spirited Miss Elizabeth. Their connection is undeniable, but can they navigate the intricacies of their situations without succumbing to the inevitable pull of something more?In a small town where hope for a secure and loving marriage is scarce, Miss Elizabeth yearns for companionship and simple relationships that defy societal expectations. As she and Mr. Darcy embark on a friendship with its own set of rules, the question looms: can they emerge from this unconventional arrangement with their hearts unscathed?Discover a playful and heartwarming take on a timeless classic, where the boundaries of friendship are tested, and the pursuit of love takes unexpected turns. Will Mr. Darcy and Miss Elizabeth find a way to safeguard their hearts, or will the allure of something deeper prove too irresistible to resist? Join them on a journey that challenges convention and redefines the meaning of love.

Eventually, all wallflowers will have their chance at love . . . This is where it begins.The Wallflower's Dance by Jen Geigle JohnsonLottie Hughes likes people, as long as they aren't too close. Does it bother her that no one asks her to dance? Yes, but she's not sure how to drum up dance partners when she has almost no dowry, no title, and freezes up when anyone tries to talk to her. When she suddenly inherits a huge amount and is the new center of attention all over London, her secret dreams might come true but also her worst nightmares. Suddenly everyone wants to talk to her. Men ask her to dance. And she is inundated with interested suitors. She fights to stay close to the few friends she knows are true. One man saw her before her life changed forever. But does she want to accept his help when he, too, might be insincere?Letters to a Wallflower by Heather B. MooreEllen might be beautiful and considered a diamond of the first water by Society, but she is so very tired of the pressure to marry a titled gentleman so that her beauty won't go to waste. When her cousin Dinah dares Ellen to attend a ball with no frills and to stand with the wallflowers, Ellen takes on the dare. What's in the wager for her? The prize cuttings of her aunt's extraordinary roses. But what Ellen isn't expecting is Lord Ravenshire to engage her in the most interesting conversation. When she confesses to him of her opposition in marrying for a title, he confesses his distaste of the London scene. They strike a bargain together, one which will either push them apart or lead to a future sweeter than either of them could have imagined.To Marry a Wallflower by Anneka R. WalkerCharlotte Winters is destined to spinsterhood until she turns down an unwanted proposal and everything changes. With gossip rampant, her father attempts to salvage her reputation by betrothing her to another. Soon she is sent off to her aunt's to meet Lord Templeton, her intended. Anxiety-ridden, Charlotte begs her aunt to let her observe Lord Templeton from afar before their introduction. She never planned to pretend to be her fictional cousin to learn more about him, or to fall in love with Lord Templeton's friend in the process. Lord Templeton dreads returning to the empty halls of Newcliff Manor. When his father's old friend, Mr. Winters reaches out for assistance, Lord Templeton finds himself returning home engaged to a woman he has never met. Desperate to learn more about Miss Winters, he befriends her cousin. He wouldn't have spoken to her, or lied about his identity, if he'd known the quiet woman would sneak into his heart.