An Inconvenient War by Grace Colline

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The Honorable Reginald Darrow has never had much of a reason to grow up, until his father purchases a commission in the cavalry for him and packs him off to war. He must work hard to keep his wits about him and survive the privations of army life. But all he wants is to go home and marry the girl of his dreams–Penelope!Penelope Pratt lives in modest gentility with her father Aloysius–an honorable merchant. Life in Lytchley is all she has ever wanted, that is until Reggie is sent far from home to face the dangers of war in Spain. When she hears he is wounded in a hospital in Portugal, she must choose between her heart and her reputation.Together, they fight for love in the unfriendly eyes of their families and friends.

Will true love conquer all, or has the ugly face of war come too far between them.

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File Name:an-inconvenient-war-by-grace-colline.epub
Original Title:An Inconvenient War (Ladies of Lytchley Book 3)
Creator:Grace Colline
Language:en
Identifier:MOBI-ASIN:B094RG5SGW
Publisher:Bad Kitty Publications
Date:2021-06-12T23:00:00+00:00
File Size:286.469 KB

Table of Content

1. Chapter One
2. Chapter Two
3. Chapter Three
4. Chapter Four
5. Chapter Five
6. Chapter Six
7. Chapter Seven
8. Chapter Eight
9. Chapter Nine
10. Chapter Ten
11. Chapter Eleven
12. Chapter Twelve
13. Chapter Thirteen
14. Chapter Fourteen
15. Chapter Fifteen
16. Chapter Sixteen
17. Chapter Seventeen
18. Chapter Eighteen
19. Chapter Nineteen
20. Chapter Twenty
21. Chapter Twenty-One
22. Chapter Twenty-Two
23. Chapter Twenty-Three
24. Chapter Twenty-Four
25. Chapter Twenty-Five
26. Chapter Twenty-Six
27. About the Author

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Kiley O：

An Inconvenient War, Book 3 of the Ladies of Lytchley series, was about the Honorable Reginald "Reggie" Darrow, heir of Lord Darrow, Viscount of Loughton, and Miss Penelope Pratt, daughter to Mr. Aloysius E. Pratt, merchant. Though Reggie was never given a reason to grow up and be a man, he yearned for some form of responsibility. Then his father purchased him a commission in the calvary and sent him off to fight the war. Before leaving to join his regiment, Reggie stopped by Penelope's home to let her know what was happening. They both agreed to keep in touch via letters. When Penelope learned that Reggie had been injured in battle, she immediately traveled to where he was in order to help nurse him. Before leaving London, she sent letters to his family and left a note for her father stating where she was going and why. When his parents showed up at the hospital, they made it known they did not need her there. This was an excellent ending to the series. There was so much drama, angst, heartache, fear, sadness, joy...the whole gamut of emotions in this book. There was only a touch of humor and even less passion. But there was a great deal of intrigue, twists, and turns to keep the heart pumping and to make the reader want to scream and yell at the two dunderheads that were called the Hero and Heroine. While the characters were well developed and mature, they sure didn't know how to stand up for themselves against those who would keep them apart There was such a lack of backbone for so long that I nearly put the book down on multiple occasions. However, I'm glad I stayed with it, for there were quite a few surprises that caused a tremendous amount of anxiety over what could possibly happen next. Definitely worthy of a five-star rating and to be added to the Keeper of the Shelves collection.

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