My Earl the Spy

Loyalty to the Crown leaves no room for love—or so he thought.The Earl of Grinstead, Henry Howarth, is a man of secrets. Haunted by a past he cannot forget, he has built a life in the shadows, where loyalty to the Crown demands every ounce of his focus and leaves no room for sentiment.Miss Millicent Holland has spent years running from her past, from society, and from the man who seeks to destroy her. Yet when she crosses paths with the brooding Earl, her quiet world is upended in ways she could never foresee.Unknowingly, Henry’s mission sets a dangerous chain of events in motion, putting Millicent squarely in the sights of Joshua Shambles, a man driven by vengeance. Duty binds Henry to her side, but as peril closes in, so too does an undeniable connection neither dares to name.In a tale of courage and redemption, My Earl The Spy explores the resilience of love in the face of insurmountable odds.Praise for My Earl The Spy:★★★★★ I love Regency spy stories, and this is a good one.★★★★★ It is a sweet love story and has action and suspense. I highly recommend it.★★★★★ Another enjoyable read, Audrey does it every time! I'm onto the next one now!★★★★★ All around a highly enjoyable Regency romance with some thrilling action along the way.★★★★★ Highly recommend for lovers of the genre.★★★★★ This is a beautiful and heart-warming story about how two people fall in love.★★★★★ This story is my new favorite romance novel.

AMAZONUK KINDLE STORYTELLER COMPETITION FINALIST 2018! Audrey lives in the North West of England (a Lancashire Lass) and is of the opinion that she was born about two hundred years too late. In the real world she has always longed to write, writing a full manuscript when she was fourteen years old. Work, marriage and children got in the way as they do and it was only when an event at work landed her in hospital that she decided to take stock. One Voluntary Redundancy later, she found that the words and characters came to the forefront and the writing began in earnest. So, although at home more these days, the housework is still neglected and meals are still late on the table, but she has an understanding family, who usually shake their heads at her and sigh. That is a sign of understanding, isn't it? Find out more at www.audreyharrison.co.uk or www.facebook.com/AudreyHarrisonAuthor