becoming lady lockwood a regency romance jennifer moore

This book will more than satisfy lovers of the genre. But he is brought around by his very personable first lieutenant. Amelia is open and friendly Captain Blake circumspect and formal, an able seaman, and a rather less able romantic. Themes of honor, friendship, loyalty, duty, and diligence coalesce into a well-researched story that is missing some elements of traditional Regency but does not suffer for this lack in any way. Becoming Lady Lockwood a regency romance by Moore, Jennifer (Romance writer) 3. Most of this sweet debut romance takes place aboard ship. Amelia devises a plan to rescue her Captain and his men and it becomes clear a plot is afoot devised by Amelia’s estranged father, Admiral Beckett. Whilst undergoing repairs, the ship is boarded and the crew taken hostage. Captain Blake’s official naval instructions take the ship into hostile French territory where a battle ensues. PM at the Our Lady of Sorrows Catholic Hall Sioux Funeral Home Our staff. Used to long days of backbreaking work, Amelia can hardly sit idle-she offers assistance in the galley, the surgery, even on deck. in Pine Ridge SD to Tom DuBray & Jennifer Crazy Bear at the old Pine Ridge.

When Captain William Blake arrives at her door to inform her that he is contesting her father’s jointure claim against his deceased brother’s estate, she is ordered to leave for England immediately on the Captain’s naval warship. Already the mistress of a large Spanish Town sugar plantation, she now stands to inherit a great deal more money. Forced into a proxy marriage with Lawrence Blake, she’s not displeased when the groom dies before she ever sets eyes on him. (Oct.Amelia Beckett is a very contented widow. Their romance is refreshingly based on mutual respect and shared interests, including an anachronistic but appealing condemnation of slavery, but it lacks the wit and sizzle that many Regency readers hope for. Anna yearns for a fresh start with Philip, but once she regains her knowledge of her lowly status, she fears that marrying her would destroy Philip socially. Restored to physical health but still amnesic, Anna becomes an essential part of Philip’s household, as a brutal former overseer threatens their happiness and safety. Lord Philip finds and brings her home to be nursed on his estate, with only a necklace inscribed with Anna as a clue to her identity. Moore combines romance and danger on the high seas in her Regency debut. Gently born but impoverished Anna is traveling by ship as a lady’s maid when she falls overboard and is swept ashore, more dead than alive. Lord Philip Hamilton is newly arrived in Jamaica, trying hard to establish himself in the unfamiliar, harsh world of sugar cane and slave labor. In this shallow but charming sequel to Becoming Lady Lockwood, set in a vague approximation of the Regency era, a lovely young woman with a mysterious past loses her heart to the young English nobleman who saves her life.

Becoming lady lockwood a regency romance jennifer moore