Four Years Later Owen squirmed relentlessly. Lydia had given up on telling him to hold still. She tilted her head—the better to see by the light of the medical office window—and waited for him to stop wriggling long enough to add another stitch to the tidy line of sutures on his left shoulder. “Remind me […]
Extended EpilogueA Baby's Cry on the Doctor's Doorstep I WANT THE EXTENDED EPILOGUE Copyright © {2026} Regal Quill Publishing | All Rights Reserved.
Extended EpilogueThe Widow's Highland Vow I WANT THE EXTENDED EPILOGUE Copyright © {2026} Regal Quill Publishing | All Rights Reserved.
Several months had passed, and summer had finally come to Craigmorrow. The longest day of the year had arrived in a blaze of gold, the hills beyond the windows washed in sunlight that seemed reluctant to surrender to evening. The gardens were heavy with roses, the lawns bright with laughter, and every window of the […]
Two Years Later “Lily, stop at once. Grass is not meant to be eaten.” Daphne’s voice carried across the lawn so easily that Fiona smiled before turning. Lily had crouched beside the edge of a picnic blanket, one hand buried in the turf, while Theodore lowered himself beside her, convinced anything his cousin examined deserved […]
Extended EpilogueA Grieving Duke’s Scottish Bride I WANT THE EXTENDED EPILOGUE Copyright © {2026} Regal Quill Publishing | All Rights Reserved.
Extended EpilogueThe Wounded Stranger's Pretend Bride I WANT THE EXTENDED EPILOGUE Copyright © {2026} Regal Quill Publishing | All Rights Reserved.
Extended EpilogueHer Mail-Order Groom's Secret I WANT THE EXTENDED EPILOGUE Copyright © {2026} Regal Quill Publishing | All Rights Reserved.
Two years later Annie tilted her face to the sun, going over to the pot of blue dye steeping on the bench just inside her workshop. She would have to tend to it soon, but for now she was going to take a moment to enjoy the sun warming her skin, the scent of wildflowers […]
Sarah stood beneath the orchard trees she had once feared to walk freely, her gloved hand resting absently against the gentle swell of her abdomen. The branches above her were heavy with blossoms, their pale petals drifting softly in the spring breeze. The air carried bright, unrestrained laughter to her ears, a sound that had […]
