The Earls Bride by Fenella J. Miller is a romantic and enchanting regency read

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The Earls Bride is the latest release from author Fenella J Miller. It is the first book in a new series, The Brotherton Sisters.

When Sofia Brotherton’s father dies, she and her sisters are left facing ruin.

They can’t believe their good luck when Sofia finds a position in fashionable Bath. It seems the perfect solution. But Sofia’s carefully laid plans are thrown into disarray with the appearance of the formidable Earl of Avon. James Brotherton is wealthy, powerful, accustomed to obedience – and their new guardian. And he has no intention of allowing his wards to fend for themselves.

Sofia has spent her life relying on nobody but herself. Independent, outspoken and fiercely protective of those she loves, she refuses to be managed by any man – even one as infuriatingly handsome as the earl.

As sparks fly and tempers flare, Sofia finds herself drawn into the glittering world of Avon Court, where hidden secrets, unexpected dangers and family loyalties threaten to change everything. Yet the greatest danger of all may be the growing attraction neither she nor James can ignore.

Can two stubborn hearts overcome their differences, before pride costs them the one thing they never expected to find. . . love?

The Earls Bride is utterly enchanting. You get swept into Sofia’s world from the first page. Her and her sisters are facing financial ruin after their father dies, so they decide to get jobs.

Sofia is a brilliant and likable character who you instantly root for. Her relationship and chemistry with James is believable and feels very of the time. At times it gave me real Pride and Prejudice type feels.

Absolutely loved it and cannot wait for the next book.

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