The Earl's Spy

Should the Earl of Henford marry a rich widow in order to save his business? George Ramsbury, Earl of Henford, has a he must marry a widow, Lady Rose St. Clair, in order to save his business. But something troubles him about their engagement. His younger brother, the Honorable Peter Ramsbury, has always been covetous of his brother’s title. Yet Peter is trying to convince George to go through with the marriage. If Lord Henford does so and produces an heir, Peter would never have the title he so desperately craves. Enter Juliana Hartwell, a maid in Lord Henford’s employ. She is to work as an abigail to Lady Rose and report back to Lord Henford anything that might serve to unravel the mystery behind this marriage of convenience. Will Lord Henford discover that Lady Rose is not who he thought she was? Will he realize that the spy he hired has some large surprises up her sleeve? "The Earl's Spy" is a Historical Regency romantic short story of about 12,000 words. No cheating, no cliffhangers, and a guaranteed happily ever after. Read it now!