Out Of The Blue (A Regency Time Travel Romance) - Plot & Excerpts
“Good morning, Miss Kelley,” the Marquess of Eastbourne said, rising from his chair behind a wide mahogany desk situated in front of a triple bank of impressive windows draped in floor-to-ceiling burgundy velvet. Her purse sat on the desktop, the contents placed in neatly spaced piles beside it. Marcus appeared to be as cool, as calmly collected, as he had been yesterday in the White Tower before their interlude in his sister’s bedchamber—before he had called her Cassandra and almost kissed her. “I trust you slept well.” Slept well? Was he nuts? Cassandra was frightened. Frightened, and alone, and totally out of her element. Good God! Just a few minutes earlier she had cleaned her teeth with a laughable contraption Rose had called a toothbrush and then spent ten minutes explaining to that same servant that she could dress herself, only to learn that, thanks to the oddness of some of the garments, she couldn’t even put on her own underwear. She wanted nothing more than to sit herself down someplace and quietly unravel.
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