title: Regency Romance: An Earl and a Wedding: Clean Short Read Historical Regency Romance (Inspirational Clean Romance)
author:  Caroline Johnson 
description: Caroline Johnson originally hails from the Midwest, but now enjoys the warmer temperatures and hospitality of the South. She is a firm believer that everybody deserves a happy ending. As a lover of romance, Caroline is passionate about touching other peoples hearts with messages that true love always prevails. Carolines stories run the gamut of historical tales of love to modern romances with relatable heroes and heroines. Because of her strong faith, Carolines stories are clean, wholesome and oftentimes Christian-based. When shes not writing, Caroline is volunteering with her church or spending time with her husband, children and rescued pets. She loves hiking, biking, and exploring the beauty of nature, but is equally as fulfilled curled up on the couch with an almond milk latte and a good book.
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  REGENCY DELIGHTS
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  (Three Regency Novellas)
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  Patricia Rice
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
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  Something Borrowed
  
  The dusky light from the high church windows created an aura of stillness
  through the stone nave. Melanie savored the quiet, the dusk, the scent of
  lighted tapers, and the small bouquet of wild roses she had wrapped in her
  handkerchief before entering the church. She didn't think Jane would remember
  flowers, but weddings ought to have beauty.
  
  Already seated in her dark pew, she watched as the two elegant gentlemen paced
  the nave, and she sighed contentedly. She refused to envy her lovely older
  sister's good fortune in capturing a man like Damien Langland. With her
  beauty, wit, and vivaciousness, Jane could grasp the world by the hand and
  dance with it. Surely, after marrying that old man for her first husband, she
  deserved a handsome young man for her second. It didn't matter a whit that
  Damien, Earl of Reister, had always been the next best thing to penn