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Unrivalled Regency #5

An Elusive Escape

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Book 5 in the Unrivalled Regency Series

She had been banished to avoid the scandal, but now an even worse horror lurks. Running was Annabel’s only choice, her last chance to escape evil’s loathsome clutches. If only she had accepted Lord Latham’s generous offer, but her heart would not allow her to accept anything less than a marriage founded on love. And he didn’t love her.

He had missed his chance to have her once before. He wasn’t about to allow this second opportunity slip though his fingers. If it meant he had to beat off all other contenders for her heart, to chase her down, and insist that she accept his offer, Charles would go to any lengths to do it.

But with dread and foreboding inching closer every day, Annabel’s luck is running out. Will she be caught in terror’s vile grasp, or will she accomplish another Elusive Escape?

An Elusive Escape contains some sensual love scenes and is an endearing love story suitable for anyone age 16 and upwards. As part of the Unrivalled Regency series, An Elusive Escape is a stand-alone story, but the series is best read in order to fully appreciate the depth of the characters and previous situations.

Other books in the Unrivalled Regency series:

Silence of Scandal (Unrivalled Regency book 1)
A Murderous Masquerade (Unrivalled Regency book 2)
A Gallant Gamble (Unrivalled Regency book 3)
Dangerous Deceptions (Unrivalled Regency book 4)

You can see all of my books at : http://www.romanticsuspensebooks.org/

291 pages, Kindle Edition

Published April 13, 2016

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About the author

Jackie Williams

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I was born in Essex England during the mid sixties but I missed all the fun. Being only young I assumed that all Beatles were six legged creatures and Flower Power was something to do with the vigorous way my mother kneaded the bread dough.

My wonderful parents brought me up with a huge love of books. We read anything and everything. Bedtime stories were a treasured time of adventure and mystery. My sister and I sat wide eyed in wonder and to this day I worry about Dinah and Dorinda being pricked with pins because they grew so fat, and I never pull faces at the a waning moon (or was it a waxing one?) just in case my chops stay that way . (The Wind On The Moon)

I began reading romance while still at school. The fuel for many a teenage fantasy leapt from between the covers of wildly romantic books and my passion still lingers now for all those dark haired heroes.

My own beautiful teenage daughter persuaded me to write my first romance. She was only fourteen at the time and between books for children and adults. She couldn’t find anything that ticked all her numerous and particular boxes and so she asked me to write a book, with all the exact ingredients just for her. Though not just a book for teens, she enjoyed the resulting tale so much that she shared it with her friends and I eventually published A Perfect Summer as an ebook on amazon.

But I have discovered that writing is not easily stopped once you start. It has turned into a grand passion that I just cannot hold back. The fingertips start tapping the keys and ideas suddenly come flooding, far too many for just one book and so I began another and then another. Nine books later I am still nowhere near done. Book ten is on its way and only just the other night I woke from a wild and wonderful dream with book eleven fully formed in my head.

Romance will always be my first love but recently I was so influenced by a tiny polished plaque on a sea wall that I gave paranormal romance a try. (Echo Beach) Mixing the two genres was a real challenge for me but I was delighted with the result. Historical romance is going to be my next genre. All those fabulously titled and passionate men are impossibly hard to resist.

All of my books are Easy Reading Romance, intended only to while away a few hours with some light entertainment.

They are not meant to teach you anything or to stay with you for years after reading. Please do not read or review them if you are expecting anything deeper or more meaningful.

I hope you enjoy all of my efforts and I look forward to your comments and reviews.

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June 8, 2018
Awesome book!

These are wonderful books! Great writing style. The characters were lovable,romantic and exciting. The storyline was fantastic,intriguing and devastating. Recommend all the books.
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March 13, 2017
I have really enjoyed this series. All of the characters have been great. This was one of my favorite stories, although I felt the ending was a bit rushed. Can be read alone, but better as a series.
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April 29, 2016
All of the books in the Unrivalled Regency series have been wonderful, but An Elusive Escape is my favorite! Annabel and Lord Charles Latham’s story is nothing short of magical. All the challenges and hindrances that kept them apart, made their ultimate union all the sweeter. If you’re looking for a suspenseful, exhilarating and sensually-intense read, this book is for you. I highly recommend this entire series. It is superb romance that can be enjoyed over and over again.
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