Bold As Brass: Women with an Attitude 

    

    A shop girl engages the services of an up-and-coming barrister to find out what caused the explosion aboard the ferry that killed her father.

           

             London barrister Edmund Caruthers’s ambition is to wear the silks of a King’s Counsel. Born into privilege, he loves to gamble with the old money heirs at his club.

            A milliner’s apprentice, Dolly Wycliffe pursues her dream to make fashionable ladies’ hats. She engages Edmund’s help to sue a powerful English lord for the wrongful death of her father who’d been in the lordship’s employ.

            Edmund obliges, especially with a sizable wager at stake. His friends have bet against him, believing he won’t be able to wrestle a shilling out of the titled gentleman, especially with a shop-girl as a client.

            Dolly and Edmund discover her father’s death wasn’t an accident and defy tradition to find out the truth.  

            As their mutual attraction grows stronger, they become aware more than her wide-brimmed hats keep them apart. 

 

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         Cover Art by Dar Albert                           

A Secret Engagement: An Edwardian romance from The Wild Rose Press

  Edmund Caruthers, London barrister and gentleman, defies his father and his class to represent the poor. With few paying customers and cut off from his inheritance, he struggles financially. He’s frustrated his betrothed, the lovely Dolly Wycliffe, won’t set a date to marry him.

     Dolly dreams of becoming a famous milliner. She loves Edmund, but the life of a society matron isn’t for her. Edmund’s family and friends remind her a girl who makes hats can’t become the wife of a distinguished barrister.

     When a woman is found murdered in fashionable Mayfair, their two worlds collide. The victim is a shop girl and Dolly enlists Edmund’s help to find a killer. Edmund keeps a friend’s involvement a secret and Dolly realizes the toffs have rules they’re unwilling to break.   

     Now Dolly must decide if their love is enough to overcome the obstacles ahead or if marrying Edmund will be a decision they’ll both come to regret?

     

Something Old, Something New, Something borrowed, Something blue:

Rose Adagio now as an Ebook:

In the gilded age of Edwardian England, when wealth and title were the measures of a man, John Darlington, Seventh Earl of Westhaven, schemes to marry a Wainwright heiress. His ancestral home is near bankruptcy because of death duties and only a marriage to wealth will save him.

The issue of a first marriage, the child shuttled off to boarding school and forgotten, Helen Wainwright is a modern woman who supports herself by teaching school. Upon her father’s death, Helen returns to his home to discover her family in turmoil over the earl’s arrival as they seek position and security for two stepsisters.

John must convince Helen that the past is worth preserving and Helen must let go of a past that has rejected her. As the Empire prepares for the coronation of a new monarch, they both learn that life’s greatest gifts are the ones that bring you home.

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     “Ms. Richmond was able to pull me into the story and let me feel some of the heartache, laughter and joy through the well-developed characters in the story.”

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