An Arrow for the Earl

A Clean Regency Romance

A mischievous archer with a penchant for thievery ...

An Earl with enough knowledge to fill a library ...

Two sets of twins caught in a whirlwind romance.

She has a secret sin

Artemis Thornton was always part of a matching set. Facing their fourth Season on the marriage mart, the Thornton twins are desperate to find suitable husbands. Yet, the thought of being torn from the only person who truly understands her feels unbearable to Artemis. When a gentleman catches her stealing a priceless trinket, she learns that she and her sister are not the only twins seeking marriage this Season.

He is cursed by fate

Isaac Hartley, the new Earl of Weston, has more than enough to occupy his mind. Between his duties, caring for his ailing mother, and keeping his twin brother out of trouble, he has no time for a spirited kleptomaniac. But when his wayward brother sets his eyes on Artemis’ twin sister, Isaac is prepared to do whatever it takes to prevent the ill-suited match, even if it means enlisting the help of a common thief.

An Arrow for the Earl is the fifth and final book in The Ladies of Accomplishment series. While it can be read as a standalone novel, it's suggested to complete A Painting for the Viscount for a better reading experience.

Characters

I enjoyed the story, the plot the characters and some of the descriptions of the surroundings. I would’ve liked more about the description of the areas that they were in as well as. A narrator that didn’t sound like a robot. Thank you for the story.

Great storyline!

I really like this author and her writing. You think it will end one way but it doesn’t. There is romance and some mystery.

virtual voice SUCKS!

this is a great story, but the inappropriate inflections, or at times the lack thereof, and the insertion of the wrong pronunciations of words that have glaringly different meanings from the one intended, seriously detract from the enjoyment of this book.