The Piano Tutor - A Free Spicy Regency Story

Name: The Piano Tutor - A Free Spicy Regency Story
Rating: 3.572139263153076 (201 reviews)

Anthea Lawson

May 2011 · Fiddlehead Press

3.6

201 reviews

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Encouraged by her scandalous friend to take a lover, Lady Diana Waverly finds that the new piano tutor is more than he seems - especially when it comes to passion...

Sensuality level: SPICY - kisses, explicit lovemaking.

"LOVED IT. A delightful and satisfying quickie read!" -Historical Romance Book Reviews

This spicy Regency-set short story by RITA-nominated author Anthea Lawson originally appeared in the Mammoth Book of Regency Romance. The Piano Tutor is 7,500 words (25 pages).

Keywords: Spicy Regency Historical Romance, Sexy Short Romance, Second Chance at Love, Music, free, freebie, Bridgerton, Erica Ridley, Christie Caldwell, Mary Balogh, Tessa Dare, Secret Identity, Widow Finds Love, Julia Quinn, Short Story

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3.6

201 reviews

terilily3

May 31, 2015

Short is right; not too much happens. The extract afterwards seems more intriguing

Kimberly Murray

February 2, 2015

Very short but sweet,could have been more to the story.

7 people found this review helpful

Tiffany Firestone

October 29, 2014

So much more could have been done with it dropped the ball

3 people found this review helpful

About the author

Anthea Lawson, called "a new star of Historical Romance" by Booklist, has won readers with her combination of spicy love scenes and elegant prose. Her first novel, PASSIONATE, was a Best First Book finalist in the prestigious Romance Writers of America RITA awards.

Anthea also writes award-winning YA Urban Fantasy under the pen name Anthea Sharp.

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