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Note to readers: This novel was previously published in a different form under a different title and pen name. It has been updated and republished to better reflect the author’s current brand and readership.
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The Perils of Loving an Officer
A Christian Regency Romance
Kitty made a dreadful mistake… by loving an Irish officer. Oh, my.
When clever, spirited Kitty Otis crosses paths with a certain Irish lieutenant, his laughing eyes and reckless streak upend her world.
Lieutenant Joseph McLaughlin is everything her family disapproves of… Irish and vulgar; and everything her heart desires, brilliant and charismatic.
Their bond deepens in the heart of Regency society midst whispers of prejudiced disapproval and the ever-growing weight of family obligation. But Kitty’s heart won’t be easily tamed, and Joseph is no ordinary suitor.
As Kitty navigates love, faithfulness, and the expectations of her station, she must choose between passion and principle, affection and allegiance. Can a young lady with courage, and a stubborn sense of loyalty, find her way to lasting love?
This richly layered Regency romance brims with wit, misfortune, and the quiet strength of a heroine who dares to defy convention. Fans of Jane Austen, Kristi Ann Hunter, Julie Klassen, and Sarah Ladd will fall in love with this slow-burn Regency romance filled with heartbreak, resilience, and ultimately, hope.
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Perfect for readers who enjoy:
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Christian Regency romance with emotional depth
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Spirited heroines with loving families
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Slow burn romance
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Star-crossed lovers; forbidden love
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Second chance romance
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Historical detail that feels real, not fussy
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Wit, warmth, and slow-burn satisfaction
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Authors like Jane Austen, Julie Klassen, and Sally Britton
Reviews
“This is not a story I’ll forget any time soon. I rarely gush about a book, having read so many, but in this case, I couldn’t help myself! … The narrative was so well threaded that reading it was like watching a movie. A must-read for Georgette Heyer and Jane Austen fans.”
— Jesse Savage, Quiethouse Editor, ★★★★★