Lady Maybe (Thorndike Press large print Christian fiction) - Tapa dura

Praise for Julie Klassen and her award-winning novels
[It s] what readers love of Jane Austen, " Downton Abbey" and even a bit of "Jane Eyre" everything a historical romance reader looks for. Historical Novels Review
Multiple Christy Award-winning Klassen once again demonstrates her gift for creating richly layered characters and skillfully integrating a multitude of fascinating historical facts into a spirited story. "Booklist"
Delightful Julie Klassen weaves a compelling story fully imagined. I loved it! "New York Times" bestselling author Beverly Lewis
Regency/Klassen fans will love the mystery, romance, and drama. "Publishers Weekly"
Well-developed characters, plot twists, and attention to period detail make this a sure bet for fans of Regency novels. "Library Journal "
A strong and entertaining story that you ll finish with a sigh. Read it and tell your friends to buy it too. National bestselling author Lauraine Snelling
The characters are strong the writing excellent. "Once Upon a Romance"
Well-written, emotionally charged, unexpected plot twists Klassen has captured the best of Austen and Bronte. novelreviews.blogspot.com
Full of intrigue and romance steeped in gothic atmosphere and fascinating research. Ms. Klassen's writing is lyrical and beautiful. It s the kind of voice that sweeps you away and transports you to another time and place. She is a must read author! ck2skwipsandkritiques.com"

In the new novel by the three-time Christy Award-winning author of "The Maid of Fairbourne Hall," a woman s startling secrets lead her into unexpected danger and romance in Regency England
One final cry " God almighty, help us! " and suddenly her world shifted violently, until a blinding collision scattered her mind and shook her bones. Then, the pain. The freezing water. And as all sensation drifted away, a hand reached for hers, before all faded into darkness
Now she has awakened as though from some strange, suffocating dream in a warm and welcoming room she has never seen before, and tended to by kind, unfamiliar faces. But not all has been swept away. She recalls fragments of the accident. She remembers a baby. And a ring on her finger reminds her of a lie.
But most of all, there is a secret. And in this house of strangers she can trust no one but herself to keep it."