Lady Fiasco: A Traditional Regency Romance

She's chaos in a teacup. He's a war-weary hero who thought he'd seen it all-until her.
Add one meddlesome aunt & stir vigorously for a sweet romance that's equal parts messy and miraculous.

In the picturesque English countryside, Fiona Hawthorn grew up running free. Her father allowed her to race her horse across his fields and taught her to swim in the upper meadow lake. Unfortunately, in a prim and proper Regency sitting room, Fiona is bound to overturn the teapot or accidentally trip the footman.
The villagers call her cursed.
Her notorious Aunt Honore calls her a project.
When she was a child, Lord Wesmont was Fiona's hero. Sadly, he came home from fighting Napoleon a hardened man. Nothing can breathe life back into his cold heart, nothing except, perhaps, the love of an unusual young woman who regularly turns his life upside-down.

(Now with illustrations.)

What Critics have to say about Lady Fiasco: "Tyrell and Fiona's journey from desire to deep and lasting emotion makes Kathleen Baldwin's romance enjoyable." - Romantic Times

"A frothy, feel-good Regency romp packed with humor and eccentric characters - perfect if you're in the mood for a sweet, silly escape, but not for history sticklers." -MeetNewBooks

"A winning mix of wit and humor. Baldwin makes delightful mischief in her debut Regency romp." - Elisabeth Fairchild, Romantic Times Lifetime Achievement Winner

Author: Kathleen Baldwin
Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
Published: 11/20/2013
Pages: 268
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 0.80lbs
Size: 9.00h x 6.00w x 0.56d
ISBN: 9781494231705

About the Author
English writers have always fascinated Kathleen Baldwin. In eighth grade, she despaired when Mrs. Meyers, her school librarian, explained the school simply did not own any more books by Mr. Dickens.
"What? Oh no. There must be more?" Kat moaned.
"Come with me." Her wiley librarian had a plan. You see, she and Kat's English teacher, Mrs. Chamberlain, (who excused Kathleen to go to the library every day except test days) had long ago decided their young student was destined to be a writer. Mrs. Meyers cleverly introduced Kathleen to other authors who filled the gap; Jules Verne, Sir Conan Doyle, Tolkien. But when Kat got hold of Jamaica Inn, the fabulous Daphne du Maurier became a new favorite. More delights followed when Oscar Wilde, Jane Austen, and Georgette Heyer taught Kathleen to savor the nuances of English wit and humor.

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