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Compromising Miss TisdaleBy Jessica JeffersonPublisher: Soul Mate PublishingRelease Date: November 5, 2013Genre: Historical RomanceLength: 222 PagesASIN: B00GH2UEMOAdd to GoodreadsAbout the book:Ambrosia Tisdale is the very picture of propriety and the epitome of what a respectable young lady should be. Haunted by a memory and compelled by her family, she pursues perfection to a fault.The Earl of Bristol, Duncan Maddox, has returned to London after years of familial imposed exile. As the second son, he has led a life filled with frivolity, leisure, and a healthy dose of debauchery. Now his older brother has died, leaving the family’s flailing legacy in Duncan’s unwilling arms.At the behest of his uncle, Duncan is advised to do the one thing that could provide instant fortune and respectability – he must marry. But there is only one prospect who meets the unique requirements to solve all the Earl’s problems – the lovely Miss Ambrosia Tisdale. But securing the prudent daughter of a Viscount’s hand proves to be more challenging than this scandal ridden second son of an Earl has bargained for.With scandal, extortion, treachery, and even love itself threatening to keep him from his goal, will Duncan succeed in compromising Miss Tisdale?Buy from Amazon
EXCERPT
Duncan
spun her around the room with a grace that was unprecedented, despite her
extensive experience. She was suddenly
very aware of her own awkward steps.
Ambrosia raised her eyes to look into his, taking note of just how many
lines crinkled at the corners when he smiled – which was often. He smiled much like her sister Tamsin –
unadulterated, as if no care in the world can dampen their spirits. She was often jealous of her sister’s easy
joy, but as she basked under the light of his, she too felt a bit more
carefree.
And
that was what attracted her to this wicked man - the expectations of society,
of her family, and herself were made lighter by proxy.
The
music coming from the orchestra drowned out the other couples and the spinning
made her feel as if she were in some sort of inebriated state, despite only
indulging in only two cups of ratafia.
Ambrosia was by no means a dainty woman, but in his arms she felt as if
she were light as air.
AUTHOR
INFORMATION:
Jessica
Jefferson makes her home in northern Indiana, or as she likes to think of it –
almost Chicago. Jessica originally
attended college in hopes of achieving an English degree and writing the next
great American novel. Ten years later
she was working as a registered nurse and reading historical romance when she
decided to give writing another go-round.
Jessica
writes likes she speaks, which has a tendency to be fast paced and
humorous. Jessica is heavily inspired by
sweeping, historical romance novels, but aims to take those key emotional
elements and inject a fresh blend of quick dialogue and comedy to transport the
reader into a story they miss long after the last page is read. She invites you to visit her at
jessicajefferson.com and read her random romance musings.
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me at https//twitter.com/authorJessicaJ
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ReplyDeleteThanks for having me today! I hope you all enjoy the book!
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ReplyDeleteGreat excerpt...one of my favorites from the book. Good luck with sales, Jessica :)
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I love the excerpt!
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I like the names Ambrosia and Tamsin.
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