Jane Feather Books In Order

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Publication Order of Blackwater Brides Books

Publication Order of Bride Trilogy Books

Publication Order of Cavendish Square Books

Publication Order of Charm Bracelet Books

Publication Order of The London Jewels Trilogy Books

Publication Order of Kiss Trilogy Books

Publication Order of Matchmaker Duncan Sisters Books

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Jane Feather is American British author of historical romance novels born in Cairo, Egypt in 1945. In the year 1984, the author wrote several contemporary romance novels using the pseudonym Claudia Bishop. Born in Cairo, Jane spent her childhood years in New Forest located in the south of England. She attended Oxford University where she graduated with a degree in applied social sciences.

Jane Feather later shifted to New Jersey together with her husband and children to work as a psychiatric social worker. The author began her writing career in 1981 after she relocated to Washington D.C together with her family. Feather used pseudonym Claudia Bishop since her first publication in 1984 and 1986; she began writing novels under her real name.

Feather has written different trilogy series as well as single and standalone novels. She is popularly known for her new York best selling romantic series such as A Wicked Gentleman, A Husbands Wicked Ways, and To Wed a Wicked Prince.

Rushed to the Altar

From the New York bestselling author of romantic novels, Jane Feather comes the debut novel in the latest trilogy; Black Water brides set in the Georgian periods in which three honorable brothers discover that they were forced to find their wives is some unusual circumstances.

For Jasper Sullivan, a prominent member of Blackwater wants a prostitute, however not in the usual way. His uncle has however promised to divide his great fortune amongst his nephew on a condition that each of the nephews manages to rescue a fallen woman and only through marriage with the fallen woman. Jaspers estates already mortgaged before he even inherited them, when he catches a beautiful prostitute he quickly makes his proposal.

On the other hand, Clarissa Astley is not all that Jasper believes. She is an orphaned daughter of a successful businessman, and she is searching the savory streets of London for her little brother whom she considers that he has been abducted by their bad guardian who desperately wants the small boy inheritance. All in all, Clarissa needs very significant assistance if she wants to find his brother alive and the cute Jasper Sullivan is certainly the ideal man for the job she requires done. So Clarissa pretends to be exactly what Jasper wants- a risky occasion for the innocent girl. However, when a high burning desire sparks amongst the two, deception become a more hard situation to handle.

Rushed to the Altar is a great masterpiece created by Jane Feather relating to amazing love that turns into an intense and passionate love with some twist of mistaken identity. The novel features a fascinating plot, commencing from very unlikely points, the good sides of London. The characters both secondary and primary are well crafted, and their interaction well defined. For instance, the interaction between Jasper and Clarissa is well defined, and this interaction results in their love burning sensation.

A Wedding Wager

The New York bestselling author Jane Feather once again delights with her second book Wedding Wage in the Georgian trilogy that features three brothers from a noble family that is given a chance to restore their family mortgaged lands. Their unconventional uncle promises each a great fortune only if each marries a fallen woman and however if one of the brothers fails to fulfill their uncle wishes none of them will receive the inheritance.

Serena Grantley, a young and beautiful lady, was born to the nobility, unfortunately, the fortune caprice her and placed her out of control and her stepfather manipulates her and uses her to lure men to his gambling den. At her stepfather’s command, Serena even dismissed her first love, Sebastian Sullivan. However, when her uncle tries to convince her to liaison with a debauched earl, she resolves to undertake his bidding no more since Sebastian is the only man that ever captured Serena’s heart and he is the only guy whom she wants to spend the rest of her life together.

Torn between the women he loves and family loyalty, Sebastian finds himself faced with a dilemma. His uncle’s sick, time running short, and desperate to find a good solution, Sebastian derives a dangerous plan that could eventually bring him to the happiness he deserves or forever loses the woman he loves.

An Unsuitable Bride

An Unsuitable Bride is the third novel in Blackwater Brides authored by New York bestselling author Jane Feather.

Alexandra Douglas, a strong and a beautiful woman, is summoned to London from the seminary for ladies after her father’s death. Her lawyer informs her that she and her sister, Sylvia had been left disinherited, penniless and delegitimized. Before his death, Sir Arthur Douglas had divorced their mother on the grounds of insanity, making them illegitimate.

Upon their father’s demise, his inheritance was passed on to a distant relative while his second wife and son received some good fortune.

Alex thus is determined to get the inheritance that she and her sister deserve. So when she spots an advertisement for a local librarian job at her former family, she applies but disguises herself as a middle-aged unmarried lady with experience as a librarian. Peregrine Sullivan and Alexandra step brother, Sullivan soon discovers that the “librarian” is not whom she seem to be, but ends up falling in love with her. With her well-defined scheme in mind as well as her future in trouble, Alex must rely on her innate skills and her newly found love to ensure that justice is served and that she and Sylvia get what is rightfully theirs.

The episodes in this novel are hilarious, entertaining and easy to read. The author does an excellent job with her unique writing style as well as the characters. The entire plot is well crafted with each chapter connecting to the next in good flow; the characters are each uniquely described with each undertaking its role and interacting as expected. The entire series is fun; there is romance, humor, mystery in each and every novel of the trilogy.

If you are a great fan of Jane Feather or contemporary romantic genre novels, then Blackwater Brides is a good option that you should consider adding to your library.