An Affair Before Christmas: A Sexy and Unputdownable Regency Romance Book

a lovely, warm, literate historical romance with a twist - or more accurately, a pirouette ... cleverly girlish * Erotic Review * 'AN AFFAIR BEFORE CHRISTMAS, Eloisa James' elegantly written historical romance, sparkles with her distinctive brand of delicious sensuality and wicked wit' * Chicago Tribune * 'Charming, cheeky, funny and sexy . . . highly recommended' * Trashionista * 'If Shakespeare had written an 18th-century romantic comedy, it might look something like this . . . colourful, spirited romance that will leave readers desperate for a sequel' * Publishers Weekly * 'Great fun. I couldn't put it down!' * Daisy Waugh on Much Ado About You * 'Hurrah! Romance is back in fashion. No grisly body count, no lurking serial killer. The only four-letter word is love. Choc-full of romantic heroes that would give Darcy a run for his money. Sheer joy from beginning to end.' * Carole Matthews on Much Ado About You * 'AN AFFAIR BEFORE CHRISTMAS, Eloisa James's elegantly written historical romance, sparkles with her distinctive brand of delicious sensuality and wicked wit' * Chicago Tribune * I found myself devouring the book like a dieter with a Hershey bar * USA Today on Eloisa James * Romance writing does not get much better than this. * People Magazine on Eloisa James * So full of dashing cads in breeches that it's guaranteed to get me hot under the collar . . . Bravo for Eloisa * Fiona Walker on Much Ado About You * 'An Affair Before Christmas, Eloisa James' elegantly written historical romance, sparkles with her distinctive brand of delicious sensuality and wicked wit' * Chicago Tribune * 'Entertaining and exciting throughout [with] enough seduction, laughter and surprises...to satisfy even the most demanding fans of historical fiction.' * Publishers' Weekly, starred review * More posh totty from the 18th century behaving disgracefully * Daily Mirror *

One spectacular Christmas, Miss Perdita 'Poppy' Selby met the man she thought she would love forever. The devilishly attractive Duke of Fletcher was everything a convent-educated girl wished for in a suitor, and their wedding day was perfect. Unfortunately, no one had quite prepared Poppy for what would happen next. Four years later, Poppy and the duke have become the toast of London society, but behind closed doors the spark of their love affair has burned out. Fortunately, Poppy has a friend in Jemma, the Duchess of Beaumont. Jemma, who is toying with another man herself, reveals to Poppy a world of strategy and desire that will change Poppy's whole outlook on love forever.