The Winter Valley 1874 Delshay’s eyes were a dark sparkle between the deep furrows of his face. His lips drew down, his expression critical, as he eyed the half-built structure at the valley’s edge. This thing was no Apache construction. It had too many right angles for that. But neither, Tawa knew, was […]
22 November, 1817 “Exquisite,” Eleanor said, admiring Margaret before her. “I do not believe I have ever seen a more beautiful bride.” Margaret’s bright blue eyes shone, her expression alight with joy, her deep red hair arranged with care beneath her veil, its rich color heightened by the white silk of her gown. “I cannot […]
Extended EpilogueAn Earl for the Abandoned Countess I WANT THE EXTENDED EPILOGUE Copyright © {2026} Regal Quill Publishing | All Rights Reserved.
Three Years Later The late summer sun hung low over the ranch, painting everything gold. Mary Ann sat beneath the shade of the cottonwood tree near the house, one hand resting on the arm of her chair while the other remained tangled with Frank’s. His fingers lazily traced circles across her knuckles. A smile tugged […]
Extended EpilogueSnowfall on the Outlaw's Heart I WANT THE EXTENDED EPILOGUE Copyright © {2026} Regal Quill Publishing | All Rights Reserved.
Alistair had faced flames and smoke with steadier nerves than the ones unraveling him now. Pacing the hallway outside Evelyn’s chamber, his boots stuck against the carpeted stone floor in restless, uneven rhythms. Every cry, every exclamation that sounded beyond the closed door drove into his ribs like a blade twisting deeper with every sound. […]
Extended EpilogueMarried to Her Sister’s Duke I WANT THE EXTENDED EPILOGUE Copyright © {2026} Regal Quill Publishing | All Rights Reserved.
Three years later “There you are,” Gideon said as he tucked the bandage around the boy’s leg and helped him down. Leo was strong, and he didn’t flinch, despite his young age of seven years old. His mother beamed at him, then held out a basket of eggs to Gideon. “I know that you must […]
Extended EpilogueA Doctor for the Unexpected Bride I WANT THE EXTENDED EPILOGUE Copyright © {2026} Regal Quill Publishing | All Rights Reserved.
One Year Later By the time the physician emerged from the bedchamber for the third time in under an hour wearing the exact same reassuring expression, Henry had become fully convinced that reassurance itself was a useless profession. “She is progressing well, Your Grace.” Henry stared at the older man from across the drawing room. […]