He owns three shipping companies, a diamond mine, and his
own castle.
He knows Portuguese, Hindi, Mandarin and Morse code.
His assets net thirteen million.
Alysia Villier can’t say if it’s worse having Andrew’s
father in control of her inheritance or Andrew in control of her heart. He’s
ruined her for any other man, but she simply can’t give in to him. She knows
he’s destined for great things — marrying a courtesan’s daughter would
jeopardize everything he stands for.
Keeping Alysia out of trouble and away from eager suitors
becomes a cross-continental quest for Andrew, and he won’t be stopped by his
old-fashioned family or the disapproval of the ton. After all, he’s a man with
the power to play newspapers and investors like pawns, tumble world markets and
incite riots… but can he win the biggest gamble of his life?
Bestselling author Moriah Densley sees nothing odd at all
about keeping both a violin case and a range bag stuffed with pistols in the
back seat of her car. They hold up the stack of books in the middle, of course.
She enjoys writing about Victorians, assassins, and geeks. Her muses are summoned
by the smell of chocolate, usually at odd hours of the night. By day her alter
ego is your friendly neighborhood music teacher. She lives in Las Vegas with
her husband, four children, and two possibly brain-damaged cats.
Moriah has a Master’s degree in music, is a 2012 RWA
Golden Heart finalist, 2012 National Reader’s Choice Award winner, and ’12
NRCA “Best First Book” finalist. She’s the author of the bestselling
“Rougemont” Historical Romance series from Eskape Press, and the “Network-One”
Paranormal Romance series coming 2014 from Entangled Publishing. Moriah is
represented by Courtney Miller-Callihan of Greenburger Associates.
Here's an excerpt from the book!
Under threat of ruin, Alysia promised to
sever her attachment to her childhood sweetheart, Andrew Tilmore Lord Preston.
But how can she move on when he appears every time she needs rescuing? In this
scene, when Andrew hears that Alysia might be engaged to another man, he
inserts himself into her Romeo and Juliet
rehearsal and makes quite a statement.
Here's where you can find "King of Threadneedle Street" Online :) :
Barnes & Noble:
5 comments:
Thank you for helping me celebrate release day, Ruth! And I love your blog. I too believe there still aren't enough funny cat pictures in the world. Bring 'em on.
You're welcome :)
Popping in to say hi! :)
Thanks, Amy. G;ad you stopped by.
Always glad to hear from you, Amy! Thanks for stopping by.
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