The Story of a Baron is the first book in the series The Sisters of the Aristocracy written by Linda Rae Sande. Set in Regency England, this historical romance novel follows the story of Lady Catherine Milton, a young woman who finds herself entangled in a web of secrets, scandal, and unexpected love.

The book begins with Lady Catherine, the eldest daughter of the Earl of Winchester, attending a ball where she meets Lord Miles Everleigh, the notorious Baron of Roxbury. Lord Miles is known for his rakish behavior and reputation as a ladies’ man. Despite her initial reservations about him, Lady Catherine is drawn to his charm and wit.

As their paths continue to cross at various social events, Lady Catherine discovers that there is more to Lord Miles than meets the eye. She learns about his troubled past and the reasons behind his reckless behavior. Intrigued by his vulnerability, Lady Catherine finds herself falling for him against her better judgment.

However, their budding romance faces numerous obstacles. Lady Catherine’s family disapproves of Lord Miles due to his scandalous reputation. Additionally, there are other suitors vying for Lady Catherine’s hand in marriage, including her childhood friend, Sir Anthony Crenshaw. As tensions rise and secrets are revealed, Lady Catherine must navigate through societal expectations and her own heart’s desires.

Throughout the story, Linda Rae Sande weaves a tale of love, passion, and redemption. The characters are well-developed and relatable, each with their own flaws and strengths. The author skillfully captures the essence of Regency England, portraying the societal norms and expectations of the time.

The Story of a Baron explores themes such as forgiveness, second chances, and the power of true love. It delves into the complexities of relationships and the importance of looking beyond surface appearances. The book also touches upon issues such as class differences and the constraints placed on women in that era.

Overall, The Story of a Baron is a captivating historical romance novel that transports readers to the world of Regency England. With its engaging plot, well-drawn characters, and heartfelt emotions, it is sure to delight fans of the genre

• The Story of a Baron

• The Sisters of the Aristocracy, Book 1
• By: Linda Rae Sande
• Narrated by: Michael Troughton

Jeffrey Althorpe is in need of extra income for the struggling Baron Sommers. As a peer in the realm, he was not allowed to work, but if he could monetize a book he wrote – anonymously, of course – no one was wiser. The dowry would be easier, but then he would have to find a woman willing to marry a baron.

While her brother, the Earl of Everly, was away on one of his day-long expeditions, Lady Evangeline was left in London to spend her days creating exquisite embroideries and reading books. She was about to buy A Baron’s Tale at the Temple of the Muses when Lord Sommers suddenly appeared. He was going to buy the same book, but there was only one copy.

Eager to discover what changes his publisher might have made to his story – without allowing him to be the author – Jeffrey suggested they read it together. She decided that Evangeline’s top reputation might cause a bit of a scandal, and so she agreed to Lord Sommer’s suggestion.

As the two read The Tale of a Baron, Evangeline realized that some of the characters and settings were a bit too familiar. And a little too close to home. Was she the inspiration for the baron’s secret love, a bold, rude woman of reputation?

Love every second of it. In chronological order, this is Linda Rae Sande’s 10th book and I will definitely listen to them all. Love each and every one of them so far. They’re all Regency romances with a difference, they’re funny, sweet, nice, and steamy just the way I like them.
The narrator Michael Troughton is very good.
Every book is definitely worth the credit.
And I will definitely listen to all of them again. Now to the next one.

Book one of Sisters of the Aristocrat follows Daughters of the Nobles.
In this book, Baron Simmers, struggling with the debt left behind by his father, wrote a book titled ‘The Story of a Baron’. It is partly based on his life and those of the people he knows. One particular in his book is a somewhat scandalous woman. As a new author, he wanted to buy the first book on sale.
At the same time he went to get the book, Lady Evangeline Tennison picked it up and decided to buy it. When he told her that he had come specifically to buy the same book, they agreed that they would read it together.
Quite scandalous indeed! Poor Baron Simmers realizes he’s misjudged the character of the woman he’s based his character on and puts himself in a difficult situation.
Ms. Sands has once again written a good story, certainly with relatable and relatable characters.
This book contains sexual scenes and references and should be suitable only for adult readers.

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