Three Years Later Caleb groaned as Daniel wriggled and caused him to almost lose his grip. Sighing, he put the little boy on the ground. “All right, you can wander around, but you need to stay close.” Whether Daniel understood him was left to be seen. He did have a tendency to ignore everything that […]
The ride back to Blackthorn Ridge had become so familiar over the past three years that Jonah could have followed the trail in darkness without ever questioning where to turn. His horse knew it nearly as well as he did. The stallion picked his way confidently through the pines, ears flicking toward the distant chatter […]
Extended EpilogueA Baby Left at the Healer’s Door I WANT THE EXTENDED EPILOGUE Copyright © {2026} Regal Quill Publishing | All Rights Reserved.
Five Years Later… “Clara! Anna! Be careful!” Lottie shouted across the garden. “We are!” Anna giggled without looking back. “Slow down!” Clara yelled as she gave chase. “You are running too quickly!” “It is not my fault you have such short legs!” “Oh, they are fine.” Eleanor laughed when she saw the look of […]
Extended EpilogueAn Earl's Disguised Cinderella I WANT THE EXTENDED EPILOGUE Copyright © {2026} Regal Quill Publishing | All Rights Reserved.
Eighteen months later, late October “You have a surprise visitor!” James called out, as he stepped into the house, kissing his heavily pregnant wife on the forehead. Vivian was setting the table for their daughter Eleanor’s very first birthday party. The precious girl slept peacefully in her bassinette, while her Henry read her a story […]
Extended EpilogueA Refined Bride for the Guarded Rancher I WANT THE EXTENDED EPILOGUE Copyright © {2026} Regal Quill Publishing | All Rights Reserved.
Extended EpilogueAn Irish Cinderella for the Earl I WANT THE EXTENDED EPILOGUE Copyright © {2026} Regal Quill Publishing | All Rights Reserved.
Two years had passed since the wedding. It was summer again at Ashvale, and Benedict was walking down to the shore. The wind came off the water warm and soft, and smelling of salt and gorse, and he took the path he took most days now, easy in his own body in a way the […]
Four years later, Kinross Keep was loud in the happiest possible way. The sounds of servants moving briskly through the corridors, voices rising and falling in cheerful urgency, and the unmistakable clatter of preparations for a birthday that had already become the most important event in Henry’s year, had begun at dawn. By breakfast the […]
