The Christmas Season Av Ally Sinclair

Emma Love believes in old-fashioned courtship. Last summer, her dating agency launched its first ever Bridgerton-style Regency Season of glamorous events, designed to help modern digital daters put down their screens and open their eyes and hearts to meeting in person. A pulse-quickening waltz with your very own Mr Darcy has to beat swiping left on yet another player, she reckons.It was brilliantly successful and brought together many couples including, to her surprise, a love interest for herself - the enigmatic Tom Knight. This Christmas, Emma is launching her second Season, set to be even more glittering than the last. Will she find soulmates for the Price twins, as different as chalk and cheese? Can she encourage the sexy Season rake, Theo, to change his ways? And what of Hope Lucas, who didn't find her true love last Season but still has faith that he is out there?Emma once again puts her all into the Season, while trying to negotiate her new relationship with Tom and wondering if she can ever compete with the ghost of his last partner.Will the Season of joy bring love and laughter, or will there be broken hearts among the baubles?Praise for Ally Sinclair:'I loved it! Clever, romantic, funny and completely different!' Katie Fforde'I adored this witty, joyous romp of a tale.' Liz Fenwick'Such a good book. I liked the characters, I loved reading their stories as they unfurled.' Reader Review'What a fun read!...Three very modern romances occur against a backdrop of Regency recreation.' Reader Review'Devoured this book...A modern-day must for lovers of Jane Austen. Cannot wait for the next book in the series.Highly recommend.' Reader Review'I loved this book, the characters and the atmosphere. It was perfection.' Reader Review'This was such a cute read! It takes readers back in time...Emma and Mr Knight were an irresistible combo.' Reader Review'I loved the way Ally Sinclair brought elements of Jane Austen and flair of Bridgerton into a funny romance. I loved it.' Reader Review