Eugenia: A Sinclair Society Novella

· The Sinclair Society Libro 1.5 · Bethany Swafford
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It is Eugenia Burnham's first season, and nothing is going right. Her hair is unmanageable and no lady’s maid seems capable of remaining more than a week at a time. Her mother has high expectations of her marrying well and pushes her forward on every opportunity.


Mr. Gerard Landon has been kind to her, but Eugenia doubts she will be able to keep his attention with so many other lovely young ladies in town. With the arrival of a strange new lady’s maid, Julie Nelson, she begins to hope that she might have her happy ending after all.


Eugenia is a parallel novella to Regency Rumors, Book One of The Sinclair Society series.

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For as long as she can remember, Bethany Swafford has loved reading books. That love of words extended to writing as she grew older and when it became more difficult to find a ‘clean’ book, she determined to write her own. Among her favorite authors are Jane Austen, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, and Georgette Heyer.


When she doesn’t have pen to paper (or fingertips to laptop keyboard), she can generally be found with a book in hand.

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