A love letter to Jane Austen and Elizabeth Gaskell, The Trouble with Mrs Montgomery Hurst is a witty novel of manners and gossip, class and family, scandal and romance.Romance and scandal abound in this compelling period drama . . . Recommended for all lovers of Regency historical fiction LAURA SHEPPERSON, author of The HeroinesWarm and witty, with a wonderful cast of quirky characters whose company I found irresistible JESSICA BULL, author of Miss Austen Investigates1841The trouble with Mrs Montgomery Hurst is not Mrs Montgomery Hurst as young Miss Amelia Ashpoint well knows.The real trouble is the polite society of Wickenshire, with its inescapable gossip about the arrival of the new Mrs Hurst and whisper it her three children from a previous marriage.In Wickenshire, nobodys business is their own. And in this strange match, the local families sense scandal and they will do anything to expose it.Meanwhile, Amelia Ashpoint, though handsome, clever and rich, is avoiding talk of marriage at all costs.For while society expects Amelia to marry well, her heart is drawing her in a very different direction . . .A glittering comedy with spiky wit, an eye for social critique, and (of course) a terrific sense of irony TOM MEAD, author of Death and the ConjurorRich with scandal, romance and social mores . . . a total delight! ANITA FRANK, author of The Good LiarsA feast of clever wit and lovingly drawn characters, this is an absolute treat for fans of Jane Austen or anyone...
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A love letter to Jane Austen and Elizabeth Gaskell, The Trouble with Mrs Montgomery Hurst is a witty novel of manners and gossip, class and family, scandal and romance.Romance and scandal abound in this compelling period drama . . . Recommended for all lovers of Regency historical fiction LAURA SHEPPERSON, author of The HeroinesWarm and witty, with a wonderful cast of quirky characters whose company I found irresistible JESSICA BULL, author of Miss Austen Investigates1841The trouble with Mrs Montgomery Hurst is not Mrs Montgomery Hurst as young Miss Amelia Ashpoint well knows.The real trouble is the polite society of Wickenshire, with its inescapable gossip about the arrival of the new Mrs Hurst and whisper it her three children from a previous marriage.In Wickenshire, nobodys business is their own. And in this strange match, the local families sense scandal and they will do anything to expose it.Meanwhile, Amelia Ashpoint, though handsome, clever and rich, is avoiding talk of marriage at all costs.For while society expects Amelia to marry well, her heart is drawing her in a very different direction . . .A glittering comedy with spiky wit, an eye for social critique, and (of course) a terrific sense of irony TOM MEAD, author of Death and the ConjurorRich with scandal, romance and social mores . . . a total delight! ANITA FRANK, author of The Good LiarsA feast of clever wit and lovingly drawn characters, this is an absolute treat for fans of Jane Austen or anyone...
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