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The Spinster's Christmas
Now available in both the original version and a new illustrated edition!
Regency romantic suspense
Prequel to the Lady Wynwood's Spies series
Spinster Miranda Belmoore has become a poor relation in her cousin’s house. She determines to escape a life of drudgery and disdain from her own family members, who are embarrassed by her straightforward speech and unconventional behavior that does not match with proper society. She is beginning to believe what they tell her—that she doesn’t matter to anyone, not even to God.
Former naval captain Gerard Foremont is having difficulty adjusting to life back on land, bitter that his career has been cut short by his severely injured knee. A Christmastide houseparty with the Belmoores reunites him with his childhood friend, Miranda, but he is appalled at the verbal abuse she endures and wants to help her.
The festivities are disrupted when a cloaked intruder attacks Gerard, with Miranda as the only witness. Now the two of them must uncover who wants to harm him and why, before Twelfth Night ends in murder …
This is a standalone story that occurs after Lissa and the Spy and before The Gentleman Thief.
Regency romantic suspense
Prequel to the Lady Wynwood's Spies series
Spinster Miranda Belmoore has become a poor relation in her cousin’s house. She determines to escape a life of drudgery and disdain from her own family members, who are embarrassed by her straightforward speech and unconventional behavior that does not match with proper society. She is beginning to believe what they tell her—that she doesn’t matter to anyone, not even to God.
Former naval captain Gerard Foremont is having difficulty adjusting to life back on land, bitter that his career has been cut short by his severely injured knee. A Christmastide houseparty with the Belmoores reunites him with his childhood friend, Miranda, but he is appalled at the verbal abuse she endures and wants to help her.
The festivities are disrupted when a cloaked intruder attacks Gerard, with Miranda as the only witness. Now the two of them must uncover who wants to harm him and why, before Twelfth Night ends in murder …
This is a standalone story that occurs after Lissa and the Spy and before The Gentleman Thief.
As a Christmas gift for my blog readers, I posted the entirety of The Spinster's Christmas on my blog! Click here to read it for free!
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Unfortunately, Kindle would not allow me to publish two versions of the same book, so the illustrated ebook is no longer available on Amazon. However, you can purchase the book from me directly and load it onto your Kindle.


Unfortunately, Kindle would not allow me to publish two versions of the same book, so the illustrated ebook is no longer available on Amazon. However, you can purchase the book from me directly and load it onto your Kindle.
Lady Wynwood's Spies series
- #0a: Lissa and the Spy
- #0b: The Spinster's Christmas
- #0c: The Gentleman Thief
- #1: Lady Wynwood's Spies, volume 1: Archer
- #2: Lady Wynwood's Spies, volume 2: Berserker
- #3: Lady Wynwood's Spies, volume 3: Aggressor
- #4: Lady Wynwood’s Spies, volume 4: Betrayer
- #5: Lady Wynwood’s Spies, volume 5: Prisoner
- #6: Lady Wynwood’s Spies, volume 6: Martyr
- #7: Lady Wynwood’s Spies, volume 7: Spinster
Extras
Click here for blog post extras about The Spinster's Christmas
Click here for blog post extras about the Lady Wynwood's Spies series
Click here for blog post extras about the Lady Wynwood's Spies series
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Series name change
Readers who have been with me from the beginning know that the original series name was the "Lady Wynwood series," but the name changed to the "Lady Wynwood's Spies series." You can read on my blog about why the name and the series structure changed.
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He looked down the hallway outside the ballroom, but at first he saw no one. Then he peered into the shadows at the end of the hallway, and saw a figure leaning against the wall. He headed toward her.
It was only when he drew near that he realized something was wrong. Her hand over her stomach trembled. Her face was whiter than the painted walls.
“Miranda.”
She saw him, and something in her eyes made him think of the faces of men who were drowning.
He strode forward, his cane dropping to the ground, and he folded her in his arms.
--Excerpt from The Spinster's Christmas by Camille Elliot
It was only when he drew near that he realized something was wrong. Her hand over her stomach trembled. Her face was whiter than the painted walls.
“Miranda.”
She saw him, and something in her eyes made him think of the faces of men who were drowning.
He strode forward, his cane dropping to the ground, and he folded her in his arms.
--Excerpt from The Spinster's Christmas by Camille Elliot
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