Miss Lacey's Last Fling (A Regency Romance) - Plot & Excerpts
"Let us sit over here and watch the dancing until the waltz begins." She led him to a rustic wooden bench just vacated by a giggling Columbine and a man in Tudor doublet. "Would you like something to eat, minx? I seem to recall they put on a decent spread here. What do you say?" "Perhaps just a little something to drink. It is quite warm in here." He gave her a slow wink. "Wait here. I shall not leave you alone above a moment." He walked away with the languid, rolling grace that would have revealed his identity even in the most concealing costume. Not to mention that strong line of jaw revealed below the mask. She had recognized him in less than an instant. Rosie experienced a twinge of guilt at having abandoned the others in Lady Kirby's box, especially Lord Radcliffe. The young man had been hanging about her all evening, playing the cavalier with exaggerated chivalry. He had gone so far as to request that he be seated beside her at dinner. Lady Kirby had told her so in confidence while the gentlemen lingered over their port in the dining room.
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