The Betting Season (A Regency Season Book)
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Potsdon five hundred pounds that Lord St. Austell will bed Lady Philippa Casemore before the end of the season. ~ April 19, 1813 Berkswell House, Mayfair - April 1813 A pounding echoed around Lady Philippa Casemore’s chambers. Or was that her head? Pippa blinked her eyes open and her room spun just a bit. She closed them quickly, in a vain attempt to halt the spinning completely. It didn’t work. In fact, she thought she might cast up her accounts right there.
Heavens! Why in the world did her ...head throb so horribly?
“Pippa!” bellowed a voice from somewhere close by, and the pounding in her head became louder, though she had no idea how that was possible.
“Is she even in there?” asked another voice. Harry’s perhaps?
“She damn well better be,” growled the first, which now that she heard it again, Pippa realized the voice must belong to Berks. It was no wonder she didn’t recognize it at first. Her oldest brother very rarely growled.
Why was he growling? And why were both of her brothers yelling at her?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Potsdon five hundred pounds that Lord St. Austell will bed Lady Philippa Casemore before the end of the season. ~ April 19, 1813 Berkswell House, Mayfair - April 1813 A pounding echoed around Lady Philippa Casemore’s chambers. Or was that her head? Pippa blinked her eyes open and her room spun just a bit. She closed them quickly, in a vain attempt to halt the spinning completely. It didn’t work. In fact, she thought she might cast up her accounts right there.
Heavens! Why in the world did her ...head throb so horribly?
“Pippa!” bellowed a voice from somewhere close by, and the pounding in her head became louder, though she had no idea how that was possible.
“Is she even in there?” asked another voice. Harry’s perhaps?
“She damn well better be,” growled the first, which now that she heard it again, Pippa realized the voice must belong to Berks. It was no wonder she didn’t recognize it at first. Her oldest brother very rarely growled.
Why was he growling? And why were both of her brothers yelling at her?
What to read after The Betting Season (A Regency Season Book)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jane Charles to read onlineMoreLess
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