Isabelle is content being a maid, and will do anything for her lady, even accompany her to a masquerade ball. Lady Theodosia needs extra support and encouragement on this night, for tomorrow she will meet the man her parents have pledged her to.
Isabelle has never had occasion to attend such an event, and is at first ill at ease. But meeting an enchanting young man during the course of the evening makes her wish for a life she can never have. Thinking she will never see him again, she returns his flirtation and even reveals her face. Imagine her shock when he shows up the next morning, announcing his claim on Lady Thedosia.
Isabelle does all she can to avoid Lord Adrian Wingave, but then he not only sees her, he recognizes her. To make matters worse, Isabelle fears her feelings are not one-sided.
Torn between duty and desire, Isabelle hopes for something more this Christmas.
Early reviews:
I don't usually read historicals, but I'm so glad I had the chance to read Masked Love. I read this in just a few hours, as it's a short romance. Set in the Regency Era, I felt like I was reading about Jane Austen, Lizzy Bennett or Emma...Centered around the holidays, Masked Love is a heart-warming, quick read with the joys of Christmas and love around every corner. Don't miss this read!
Melinda Dozier
Nicole Zoltack spins a wonderfully romantic tale of star-crossed lovers in this holiday release. You'll be turning pages to see if Adrian and Isabelle will get their happy-ever-after, or will Adrian be forced to honor a contract made when he was but a child. Mary Waibel
And head over to Mary's blog. She's kick starting the Masked Love blog tour with a character interview with Isabelle!
I really hope you'll check out Masked Love! It was so fun to write a Christmas romance, and it's only 99 cents. And I'd be so appreciative if you would spread the word about it!
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Awesome! Congrats, Nicole!!!
ReplyDeleteSounds incredibly romantic, and I'll be featuring you next week on my blog too!
ReplyDeleteBig congratulations, Nicole!
ReplyDeleteI agree about the swoothworthiness (yes, I think I've invented a word) of the cover. Congrats!
ReplyDeleteOooh, so awesome!! Definite swoon :)
ReplyDeleteSarah Allen
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