Sherri Browning

This passionate Edwardian romance is perfect for Downton Abbey fans EDWARDIAN ROMANCESophia, Countess of Averford, is determined to transform herself into her husband's fiery and ardent lover--the only woman he could ever want in his bed. Gabriel Thorne, Earl of Averford, vows to teach Sophia what it is to really love.But myriad obstacles stand in their way. An abandoned baby with a suspicious resemblance to Gabriel, Sophia surprised in the arms of another man, wayward new servants, and Gabriel's meddling mother. For better or for worse, can the earl and his countess reignite their passion and stay together at Thornbrook Park?

The Great Estate

Sherri Browning Erwin

With her sister, the Countess of Aberford, conspiring to keep them apart, Lady Alice Emerson and Logan Wilde, a man once accused of murdering his great rival, are unable to hide their feelings for each other and must choose between bowing to society's rules or breaking them. Original.

An Affair Downstairs

Returning to London after her husband's death, Eve Kendal takes refuge at Thornbrook Park and makes the acquaintance of Captain Marcus Thorne, with whom she pursues a stormy affair before past secrets threaten the estate.

Thornbrook Park

The attraction of the forbidden cannot be suppressed... Lady Alice Emerson is entirely unsatisfied with the endless stream of boring suitors her family finds appropriate. She wants something more. Something daring. Something real. Each tiresome new suitor only serves to further inflame Lady Alice's combustible attraction to Thornbrook Park's rugged, manly estate manager, Logan Winthrop. Despite Logan's stubborn attempts to avoid her, Lady Alice is irresistible, and so is the forbidden desire exploding between them... If you're a fan of Downton Abbey, don't miss the fascinating Edwardian world of Thornbrook Park. Praise for Thornbrook Park: "A wounded hero and bold heroine who defy the conventions of society...Readers will enjoy their visit to Thornbrook Park." -RT Book Reviews "A sweet, natural chemistry." -Publishers Weekly "Written beautifully with an obvious eye to the social and political changes of the time period." -Bookworm 2 Bookworm

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