REGENCY CHARADES Louise Allen

A house party. A string of misunderstandings. And a reputation hanging by a thread. When Cassandra Ward arrives at a country estate expecting a quiet winter gathering, she finds herself caught in a web of mistaken identities and romantic entanglements that would make Jane Austen proud. Louise Allen knows the Regency period inside out — the social codes, the scandal potential, the way a single misjudged moment could ruin everything. This is frothy, witty historical romance with sharp dialogue and just enough tension to keep you turning pages. The charades aren't just parlour games; they're masks everyone's wearing to hide what they really want. Perfect for fans of Georgette Heyer or anyone who needs a sparkling escape into bonnets, ballrooms, and the kind of romantic complications that only arise when propriety matters more than honesty.