New Releases by Sophia Lewis

Julie Clarke meets Duke Henry on her birthday at the estate of Duke William of Huntshire, husband of her sister Ella. Julie was instantly enraptured by him. Henry was in mourning for the death of his heir and stayed for a short time. They barely had time to speak. After the party Julie returned to London and discovered her uncle David Clarke had arrived, drunk and abusive, so she fled to the home of friends, Richard Branson and sister Fanny. Richard decided that Julie would be safer with Ella, so arranged for a coach to return Julie to Huntshire. In the meantime, Duke Henry couldn''t forget Julie. He went to William''s the next day to attend a hunt. He met Richard and learned of the late-night dash by coach, Julie called Richard her dear friend. Hmm, thought Henry. Was there more to it than that? Could Henry win her himself?

Ella''s father passed away on her 19th birthday, leaving her to take care of her ailing mother. Ella is in distress as her uncle torments her, but her two younger sisters are not aware of the atrocities that their uncle is inflicting upon their sister. William is the young Duke of Shire, who pays a visit to his uncle, Lord Jim. The young Duke finds out that there are poetry sessions in Wales and decides to participate. At one of the sessions, William meets Ella, who is unaware of his title as Duke. They are just beginning to understand the purity of love when Rickey and Jane enter the scene. Rickey is a flirtatious man who tries to woo Ella, and Jane is smitten with Duke William. What will happen to the budding love of William and Ella as the story unfolds. The Society of Poets is an intriguing love-filled adventure, full of exciting scenes and heart racing dialogues.