Sir Ranulf and the Runaway

Her father was an eccentric, and had transformed his English country estate into a Gothic fantasy.

His father had been an eccentric, and had steeped his estate in artifacts of ancient Egypt.

And though Isabella de Hyville had always admired Sir Raulf Thrinby from afar, the feud between the families in these adjoining estates seemed destined to keep Isabella far from the man she knew she could love. That is, until fate stepped in in the guise of her younger sister, Bianca, who was bound and determined to protect a boy she had discovered running for his life from Thrinby Hall....

So begins this Tom Jonesian romp through merry old England - a madcap tale of misadventure, mismatches, and mistaken identities - where confusion reigns but love could, indeed, conquer all.

Tropes & themes

Regency

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