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A Match Made at Matlock

Viscount Saye hopes a fortnight of revelry at his ancestral estate will win back the woman he loves. Among the guests are Darcy and Elizabeth, whose own prolonged courtship is being tested, and several other couples whose secret attachments are in danger of being exposed. Amid masques, misunderstandings, and matchmaking, love will abound — but will every attachment survive the fortnight at Matlock?

Tropes: sequel • forced proximity • Georgette Heyer and Jane Austen vibes • multiple happily ever afters

Genre

Heat Level

Closed door

Length

472 pages

Published

Apr 2022

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What readers are saying

I laughed, I cried, and I laughed some more. Wonderful new characters among the old. A true delight to any fan of P&P.

Amazon review, 5 stars

An ensemble cast of the love-lorn written by 4 incredibly creative authors. I applaud this wonderful collaboration.

Goodreads review, 5 stars

I guffawed, snickered, chortled and teared up as I read this thoroughly entertaining novel.

Bookbub review, 5 stars

Read an excerpt

“Very well, you intolerable wretch—you win!” Georgette relented, pulling a face at her friend when she rolled back into her previous state of repose with a complacent grin. “I saw Anderson on Tuesday. He took me for a ride in his curricle—and that is not a euphemism.”
“Where did he take you?”
“To his institution in Golders Green—and that is not a euphemism either.”
“Did you go alone?”
“We did.”
“Therefore you have certainly not told me everything that occurred.”
Georgette rolled her eyes but conceded, nevertheless. “And he took me to the whispering gallery of St Paul’s.” That was a euphemism, and one with which she had no doubt Penelope was intimately familiar, thus she did not elaborate.
Her friend smiled broadly. “I like him, George. I like him very well. He will do far better for you than Hairy Ball-Sack will do for your Miss Goddard.”

Bonus material for this book

Behind the bookLiving With Disability in the RegencyIn A Match Made at Matlock, one of the main characters, Mr Samuel Anderson, runs a charitable institution…

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