The Earl of Spades by Emily Windsor
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A gentleman the London Ton desires – a newly titled earl.
Miles Firth, Earl of Stonewold, prefers cavalry boots to dancing slippers. A former captain, he’s a man of order and command. And now earl – a reluctant one.
Lauded by society as a rugged war hero and most eligible bachelor, his one flaw, in their view, is an avid interest in…plants.
A lady the London Ton disdains – an unconventional spinster.
Miss Verity Seymour would rather be hurtling around Town in her Pomona-green phaeton with her eccentric aunt and ruined cousin than brave a stifling ballroom.
Branded by society as a scandalous spinster, her one merit, in their view, is an artistic talent for…cat portraits.
But cats are not Verity’s only portraits…
File Name:the-earl-of-spades-by-emily-windsor.epub
Original Title:The Earl of Spades
Creator:Windsor, Emily
Language:en
Identifier:ASIN:B0H6X64BBN
Publisher:Senara Press
Date:2026-07-09T00:00:00+00:00
File Size:3.153 MB
Table of Contents
Title Page
Copyright
Contents
1. Fear Not The Thorns
2. What Memory Forgets, Nostalgia Improves
3. “Mary, Mary, Quite Contrary, How Does Your Garden Grow…”
4. “It Is Necessary To Apprise Strangers, That It Is Not Always Safe To Be In Hyde Park, Or Kensington Gardens…”
5. “But Thou Art Immortal And Dost Never Fade, But Bloomest For Ever In Renewed Youth.”
6. Plants, Like Men, Need Regular Feeding
7. April Showers Bring May Flowers
8. “We Must Cultivate Our Garden.”
9. Slugs
10. Hope Deferred Maketh The Heart Sick
11. “The Michaelmas Daisies, Among Dede Weeds Bloom For St Michael’s Valorous Deeds.”
12. “Sweet Flowers Are Slow And Weeds Make Haste.”
13. Diamonds And Flowers. Both Live Forever In The Heart
14. “In Some Parts Of Life, Flowers Are Scattered, With Profusion, The Road Is Smooth, And The Prospect Pleasant: But In Others (And I Fear The Greater Number) The Road Is Rugged, Beset With Thorns And Briars, And Cut By Torrents.”
15. “The Prince Of Darkness Is A Gentleman!”
16. Do Not Halloo Till You Are Out Of The Wood.
17. “All False Pretences, Like Flowers, Fall To The Ground.”
18. “To See A World In A Grain Of Sand And A Heaven In A Wild Flower.”
19. All Plants Have Their Peccadillos
20. Tree Gall: Abnormal Outgrowth
21. He Who Would Have The Rose Must Not Fear Its Changing Seasons
22. The Apple Hasteth Not The Autumn
23. “Rough Winds Do Shake The Darling Buds Of May.”
24. The Longest Day Has An End
25. A Dram Is Good Company
26. A Flower Needs No Flattery
27. All Things Must Change, Or Cease To Be
28. The Garden Has Its Weeds As Well As Flowers
29. “Gather Ye Rosebuds While Ye May, Old Time Is Still A-Flying.”
30. Seasons Will Shift
31. “Men Argue. Nature Acts.”
32. Love Is A Flower That Grows In Any Soil… Blooming Fair And Fragrant All The Year
Epilogue
Thank You
Bonus Content
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