The Midlands of England comes alive in Against the Wind!
You met him in Racing With The Wind, now Sir Martin Powell has his own story that brings to life the Pentrich Rebellion of 1817!
A night in London’s most exclusive bordello. Agent of the Crown Sir Martin Powell would not normally indulge, but the end of his time spying against Napoleon deserves a victory celebration. Yet, such pleasure will not come cheap. The auburn-haired courtesan he calls “Kitten” is in truth Katherine, Lady Egerton, a dowager baroness and the daughter of an earl as elusive as she is alluring. She flees a fate worse than death into Martin's arms. But Martin has known darkness, too, and will touch her heart--as she has touched his. To the English Midlands they will steal, and into the rising winds of revolution.
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From the 5-Star Review by The Reading Cafe
"There is romance, more political intrigue, heartbreak and so much love in this book that you will not be able to put it down."
"...a MUST READ for any fan of this genre!!"
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From the 5-Star Review by Adria's Romance Reviews
"...more passionate and more dangerous than it's predecessor."
"...a romance with an eye for detail, a passionate love story and danger lurking at every corner...."
"...a romance with an eye for detail, a passionate love story and danger lurking at every corner...."
From a reviewer on Amazon...
"The history is impeccable, mixing real and imagined and setting it all properly in time and place. All of the customs peculiar to the time and court are beautifully and accurately detailed, defined and described. A story that pleases on many levels: historically, politically, and romantically."
"...Regan Walker has created another must read romance."
"...Regan Walker has created another must read romance."
The order of things...
Readers have asked me in what order should they read my stories. They are all related, and though they can be read as “stand alones,” this is the order I recommend:
Racing With The Wind (London and Paris 1816), book 1 in the Agents of the Crown
Against the Wind (England, Spring/Early Summer 1817), book 2 in the Agents of the Crown
The Shamrock & The Rose (February 1818), short story
The Holly & The Thistle (December 1818), short story
Wind Raven (Spring/Summer 1817), book 3 in the Agents of the Crown (coming in late 2013)
The reason I suggest you read Wind Raven last even though it takes place in 1817 is that with the exception of the beginning, it does not take place in London and with the exception of a few characters from Against the Wind, it features a new cast of characters. The short stories, on the other hand, were written knowing many readers would have read Racing With The Wind and some of the characters are related, including Muriel, the Dowager Countess of Claremont, introduced in Against the Wind. She is the main secondary character in my two short stories and there are some characters from Racing With The Wind in The Holly & The Thistle.
Racing With The Wind (London and Paris 1816), book 1 in the Agents of the Crown
Against the Wind (England, Spring/Early Summer 1817), book 2 in the Agents of the Crown
The Shamrock & The Rose (February 1818), short story
The Holly & The Thistle (December 1818), short story
Wind Raven (Spring/Summer 1817), book 3 in the Agents of the Crown (coming in late 2013)
The reason I suggest you read Wind Raven last even though it takes place in 1817 is that with the exception of the beginning, it does not take place in London and with the exception of a few characters from Against the Wind, it features a new cast of characters. The short stories, on the other hand, were written knowing many readers would have read Racing With The Wind and some of the characters are related, including Muriel, the Dowager Countess of Claremont, introduced in Against the Wind. She is the main secondary character in my two short stories and there are some characters from Racing With The Wind in The Holly & The Thistle.
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