Lady Blue by Helen A. Rosburg is an historical culture shock romantic suspense which takes its heroine from the freedom of the Wild West to the staid conventionality (or is it?) of Victorian England, free courtesy of publisher Medallion Press.
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Description
Written with humor as well as suspense, this love story depicts a young woman in captivity who yearns for her duplicitous lover.
After the death of her affluent parents, Harmony Simmons loses everything--including her freedom. Forced to move to England and live with her domineering and jealous older sister Agatha, Harmony's existence becomes restricted to the prim atmosphere of an English parlor, a stifling environment compared to the expansive American West of her former, privileged life. With her spirit crushed by her confinement, she meets Anthony Allen--a rogue who immediately falls for Harmony. He falsifies his inheritance and introduces himself as the suave aristocrat Lord Farmington.
As they begin their romance, Harmony slowly recognizes the ruse behind his persona and starts to question whether her mysterious lover is a cavalier bandit or an honorable hero. Yet, his secret does nothing but ignite her passion for him as she strives to uncover his past.