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The Duke in the Regency Portrait: A Clean Romance Comedy
This novella
Instalove.
Clean romance comedy.
Sweet urban fantasy.
A swoon-worthy hero that's from another time.
Gabrielle works part time at an art museum located on her college campus. It's a second job that helps to make ends meet. Every Sunday, she works in the children's art gallery at the Bingham Art Museum. It's an easy, fun job that allows her to be near the painting she first saw when she was just a child. Every time she passes the portrait of the young Regency duke, she is drawn to his beautiful face and captivating eyes. Those ice-blue eyes seem to follow her, no matter where she goes. Little does she know that this is no ordinary painting. Something magical is about to happen. And the adventure begins when Gabrielle hears a mysterious voice call her name.
Instalove.
Clean romance comedy.
Sweet urban fantasy.
A swoon-worthy hero that's from another time.
Gabrielle works part time at an art museum located on her college campus. It's a second job that helps to make ends meet. Every Sunday, she works in the children's art gallery at the Bingham Art Museum. It's an easy, fun job that allows her to be near the painting she first saw when she was just a child. Every time she passes the portrait of the young Regency duke, she is drawn to his beautiful face and captivating eyes. Those ice-blue eyes seem to follow her, no matter where she goes. Little does she know that this is no ordinary painting. Something magical is about to happen. And the adventure begins when Gabrielle hears a mysterious voice call her name.
62 pages, Kindle Edition
Published October 29, 2024
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August 29, 2025
I enjoyed this story.
content: clean - passionate kissing
content: clean - passionate kissing
October 30, 2025
Short novella - kind of a weird premise and the way the curse is broken isn’t really explained
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