Bøker av Ashtyn Newbold

She only meant to read one page...until she saw her name. Rather than marrying the vile man her father intends for her, Nora Rothwell plans to escape. With the help of her brother and his best friend, Timothy, the Duke of Heywood, she finds her way to the Duke's abandoned hunting lodge, where she will be kept safe and hidden until she comes of age-at which time she will be whisked off to London in the hopes of finding a suitable match who might secure her a place far from her father's reach.Secluded from society, Nora enlists Timothy's help as she prepares for her London debut. Ever serious and unromantic, he teaches her the essential skills of catching a husband, leaving her with no question that he sees her as he always has-a friend, a child-perhaps even a sister.But when she discovers an old diary in the library, everything she thought she knew is called into question.It's Timothy's diary.And if its contents are to be believed, he isn't unromantic in the slightest....and he most certainly doesn't see her as a sister. *** Book 2 in the Noble Charades series by Ashtyn Newbold, The Duke's Diary is a sweet regency romantic comedy. Each book can be read alone, but are best enjoyed in the order below: 1. The Earl Next Door2. The Duke's Diary3. The Parlor Game (Summer 2024)

Until death do they part... Margaret Lovell tries her best to love everyone. But when it comes to Lord Blackwell, she doesn't care to succeed. After the young Earl of Blackwell accused her father of cheating and tricked him out of his fortune, she has despised him for causing their disgrace and lack of security. So when she learns that Lord Blackwell is on his deathbed, she cannot help but feel a lack of sympathy. With her family's financial situation worsening, she doesn't have time to think of anything else, especially the man who caused it. Peter Trafford, Earl of Blackwell, has never had reason to evaluate his life before now. But with certain death looming before him, he is awakened to a sense of his guilt. When struck with this strange desperation to repair his misdeeds, he writes a letter to Margaret Lovell, the daughter of the man whose reputation he singlehandedly destroyed. In the letter, he offers to marry her. He offers Margaret and her family a life of wealth and comfort-and promises that he will die shortly after their wedding. But promises, fickle as they are, have a way of breaking. *****Lord Blackwell's Promise is a sweet and clean regency romance novel, book five in the Larkhall Letters series. Each book stands alone, but are best enjoyed when read in the order below. Books in the Larkhall Letters series: Book 1: The Ace of HeartsBook 2: The Captain's ConfidantBook 3: With Love, LouisaBook 4: The Matchmaker's RequestBook 5: Lord Blackwell's Promise

One available house. One pesky Earl. One month to drive him out.When Miss Henrietta Dixon wants something, she finds a way to have it. When an incident in London sends her and her sister to Bath, she can think of no better opportunity to reunite her sister with the man she has always loved by inviting him to stay at the last available townhouse next door in the Royal Crescent. Her plan is coming along splendidly until The Earl of Guildford walks-or rather, saunters-into town, and steals it from under her nose.Charlie can see only one way to save his sister from the horrible marriage his father has planned for her. He has to marry an heiress, Lady Eleanor, who has taken up residence in Bath. In order to secure the final place in the Royal Crescent, he has no choice but to offer any price it takes. He only has to stay for long enough to woo Lady Eleanor, but when a remarkably vexing young woman next door refuses to leave him in peace, he cannot help but declare war. A war of wits, a war of schemes, and most unexpectedly...a war against his obstinate heart. Miss Dixon is not only vexing, but she is intriguing and beautiful in a way he has never seen before. Whether she likes it or not, he's keeping his place in Bath. But whether he can keep his heart is another matter entirely. *** The Earl Next Door is a sweet regency romantic comedy. It is the first book in the Noble Charades series by Ashtyn Newbold. 1. The Earl Next Door2. The Duke's Diary (Fall 2023)3. (to be announced.)

Five gentlemen, one eligible young lady...and her reluctantly jealous best friend. Emma Eastwood can think of only two ways to escape a forced marriage to a detestable man: to run away, or to marry someone else. With few prospects for the second option, she escapes with the plan to audition to be a singer in London. When circumstances prevent her from reaching Town, she can think of no other place to hide than at the castle her friend Harry recently inherited. When her plan to hide herself in the castle's keep fails, Harry's mother invites her to stay, but with one condition. She must secure a husband from the list of eligible bachelors attending their upcoming house party. But with Harry, the man she has always loved, just an arm's length away, the task becomes much more difficult. After inheriting a castle, Harry Coleman hoped his luck would turn. But when he finds Emma in the keep, afraid and alone, he can't help the feelings he buried years ago from resurfacing. But now it's too late. He already engaged himself foolishly to a woman in London, and now all he can do is watch as five men descend upon his new home and vie for Emma's heart-the only heart he has ever wanted. Living within the same stone walls of the castle, both Emma and Harry hide their feelings behind walls of their own. But strongholds can't stand forever. What will happen if it all falls to ruin? A Heart to Keep is a sweet, wholesome regency romance novel. Enjoy the other books in the multi-author Castles & Courtship series that can be read in any order: An Amiable Foe by Jennie GoutetTo Know Miss May by Deborah M. HathawayA Heart to Keep by Ashtyn NewboldA Noble Inheritance by Kasey StocktonThe Rules of Matchmaking by Rebecca ConnollyA Suitable Arrangement by Martha KeyesAn Engagement with the Enemy by Sally BrittonCharming the Recluse by Mindy Burbidge Strunk