Rokesbys: The Girl with the Make-Believe Husband Lib/E : A Bridgertons Prequel (Series #2) (CD-Audio)

from Kathy89

Takes place during the Revoluntary War. Cecelia sails from England to NY to look for MIA brother and when she arrives. the only lead she has is that his best friend Edward is in the hospital suffering in a coma from an injury to his head. In order to be allowed to see him, she must be a family me...

from Lauren2013

The Girl with the Make-Believe Husband3.5 StarsCecelia Harcourt travels to Colonial New York to care for her injured brother, but upon her arrival discovers that he is missing and his best friend, Edward Rokesby, is in a coma. Under the pretense of being his wife, Cecelia nurses Edward back to co...

from vonze

In a word: different. Hero wakes from head injury with memory loss, and a wife, who he doesn't remember, but knows from long distance letters. Since he's been K.O.'d a while, he's not really capable of heroic feats just yet. So the story is a much slower pace than the first Rokesbys novel. Heroin...

from tjsjohanna

Cecelia travels to America to find her brother who was injured in the war but can't seem to get any answers. That is until she tells everyone she is the wife of the unconscious officer Edward. Then he wakes up! and she is forced to walk a tightrope between being honest and finding her brother. Th...

from PNRList

For the most part, I read historical romance because it so often features my favorite tropes (plain spinster heroine, etc). There are a couple of authors that do not play to those tropes, but I love their writing and characters and plots enough to read all the books anyways. Julia Quinn is one of...