Very excited, getting close to the release date for "Betrayed in Brighton! " It's funny, but in Book #2 of the Merry Widow series, Lady Alexandra and Major Pendleton are the heroine and hero of this Regency romance novella. They appeared as secondary characters in Book #1 ( Snowbound Seductions ), and I liked their relationship so much that I decided to feature them in the second novella. It was almost a natural progression in terms of a timeline: by March 1815, only a few months after the end of Book #1, Napoleon escaped St. Helen's and re-joined his armies. So after only about two months together, Pendleton is sent away by Wellington and the War Office, undercover behind enemy lines. But Alexandra had no idea of his assignment, assuming the British would strike and be done with the pesky Napoleon. Time seemed not to matter; time was on their side, wasn't it? And so, as I worked on this story and these two special characters, the layers of betrayal -- tim
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