And Then She Fell
And Then She Fell by Stephanie Laurens is a historical romance published by HarperCollins on March 26, 2013. This edition, part of the Cynster Sisters Duo, spans 448 pages and is written in English. The story is set in Regency England and follows Henrietta Cynster, known as “The Matchbreaker,” who has a unique ability to prevent unsuitable marriages. After successfully breaking up one ill-fated couple, she finds herself tasked with finding the ideal bride for the charming James Glossup.
In her quest, Henrietta faces unexpected challenges, as she believes that love is not meant for her. However, as the narrative unfolds, she realizes that both she and James are irresistibly attracted to one another. Readers will encounter themes of romance and personal discovery as Henrietta navigates her feelings amidst her matchmaking duties. This book offers an engaging exploration of love and relationships within the context of historical fiction.
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New York Times bestselling author Stephanie Laurens returns to another utterly irresistible branch on her beloved Cynster family tree in And Then She Fell.
Set in Regency England, London’s Henrietta Cynster, known as “The Matchbreaker” has a special talent for making sure that bad marriages never happen. After breaking up one ill-suited couple, Henrietta is obligated to find the perfect bride for the debonair James Glossup.
The assignment proves to be a challenging one for the single-minded Henrietta, who believes that finding love isn’t in her own stars. But Henrietta discovers—in spite of her personal denials of love—that both she and James are indisputably drawn to each other.
Fans of Stephanie Laurens’s Cynster books and readers of smart and compelling historical romances will be transported and entertained by And Then She Fell.
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