In 1813 London, fashionable socialite Louisa Grenfeld makes a wager that leads her to Andrew Brougham, a wealthy but socially awkward young gentleman obsessed with birdwatching. When she offers to tutor him in society's ways—intending to redirect his attentions elsewhere—she finds herself falling for her earnest pupil. With a disapproving mother, a dashing captain rival, and their mutual fear of vulnerability standing between them, both must overcome pride to admit their true feelings. A warm, clean Regency romance in the tradition of Georgette Heyer. Perfect for fans of Georgette Heyer and Julie Klassen—clean, witty Regency romance with real historical flavor. A shy, bird-loving hero and a sharp-tongued society darling who fall in love while she 'tutors' him in the ways of the ton. Beau Brummell himself makes an appearance in this charming portrait of Regency high society. A slow-burn romance about two people too proud and too afraid to admit they've fallen in love. ““Whatever else he may be, he’s certainly green as grass, isn’t he?”Perfect for a reader who loves clean, witty Georgette Heyer-style Regency romances with banter, bird-watching heroes, and matchmaking subplots but no explicit content.
