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"For fans of Regency romances"
Reviewed by Harriet Klausner
Posted September 10, 2004

In 1793 the three preadolescent aristocratic heirs sign in blood the charter of the Free Fellow League, which includes amongst its rules not to marry unless there is no choice until they reach thirty. Instead Griffin Abernathy, Colin McElreath, and Jarrod Sheperdston plan to become England's greatest heroes. Read more...

"Unforgettable sequel to BARELY A BRIDE and MERELY THE GROOM."
Reviewed by Suzanne Tucker
Posted September 20, 2004

It began last season with a dance. Sarah Eckersley has been in love with Jarrod, fifth Marquess of Shepherdson, since that moment. She and her aunt are back in London after the untimely death of her father, a man who was also a dear friend of Jarrod's. Sarah must find Read more...

Summary

The stubbornly single men of the Free Fellows League are slowly succumbing to the wiles of the fairer sex. And just as in Barely a Bride and Merely a Groom, one more defiant bachelor is about to fall...

On this, the seventh day of January in the year of Our Lord 1793, we, the sons and heirs to the oldest and most esteemed titles and finest families of England and Scotland, do found and charter our own Free Fellows League. The League is dedicated to the proposition that sons and heirs to great titles and fortunes, who are duty bound to marry in order to beget future sons and heirs, should be allowed to avoid the inevitable leg-shackling to a female for as long as possible...