Trisha Fuentes
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Trisha Fuentes
The Thunderbolt Series - Book 1
by Trisha Fuentes
One treehouse memory binds them. Fate's cruel twist unites them.
In the glittering world of Regency England, Edmund Gallagher leads a life far removed from his noble connections—until tragedy strikes Langston Hall. When the dashing heir Rupert Hargrove meets an untimely fate during his engagement to the perfect bride, Edmund suddenly inherits an estate he never expected to run. His childhood memories of summer days spent in the estate's treehouse take on a bittersweet poignancy as he finds himself master of a world he scarcely understands.
Miss Abigail Stronghold, the picture of propriety and Rupert's bereaved fiancée, now finds herself adrift in a sea of uncertainty. Her carefully arranged future has vanished like morning mist, leaving her face-to-face with the estate's new, inexperienced master—and unexpected feelings that propriety dictates she must deny.
As Langston Hall teeters on the precipice of scandal and ruin under Edmund's novice leadership, he and Abigail discover a connection that defies the rigid boundaries of their world. But in a society where bloodlines determine destiny and grief casts long shadows, can they defy convention to follow their hearts?
TAGS: 18+ Adult, Historical Romance
Romance Author & Publishing House Owner
With over 50 books to her credit, prolific romance author Trisha Fuentes also owns Ardent Artist Books, a thriving independent press she launched in 2008 that now houses over 100 titles. Ardent Artist Books expanded significantly in 2020 by welcoming best-selling authors Savannah Kole and Aubrey Tate. Trisha's recent writing features fun, fast-paced, and steamy romances with witty heroines finding their gorgeous, sexy heroes quickly. These romances always lead to a satisfying Happily Ever After with a dash of sweet angst in both historical and modern settings. Rejoice, Romance Reader...
A May-December Regency Romance
She bought one night of passion. He returned engaged to another.
