Finding themselves suddenly impoverished and alone in the world, the three Hartington sisters must rely on their wits, charm, and unique talents to support themselves. Forced to go their separate ways, each of these enchanting sisters is brought to a dead end by the perplexing ways of men and the inequity of fate.
**Three Heads are Better than One**
Then each receives a letter that changes everything...and if the sisters are going to overcome the obstacles to love, they're going to require some astonishingly creative solutions...
**Praise for *Once Again a Bride*:**
"Jane Ashford's characters are true to their times, yet they radiate the freshness of today."—*Historical Novel Review*
"Clever and entertaining."—*Long and Short Review*
"Reminiscent of the best years of historical romance. Sweet and incredibly refined."—*The Romance Review*
"One of the premier Regency writers...a superbly crafted story."—*Fresh Fiction*
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### Review
...really quite enjoyable - a nice spring day's read -- Regency Retro Reads
### From the Back Cover
The Hartington sisters were three of the most captivating young ladies in the realm -- and suddenly among the most impoverished. The demise of their spendthrift father and the passing of their generous aunt left them with only their wits, wiles and beauty to fend off disaster -- and forced them to go their separate ways.
Aggie, the eldest, became a governess. Thalia, the literary one, became a schoolmistress. Euphie, the musical one, became a companion to an aristocratic old lady. And all of them saw the future of their hopes and the men of their dreams slipping out of their reach until they discovered that three Hartington heads were better than one when it came to playing a winning hand in the marriage game.
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**When It Comes to the Game of Love**
Finding themselves suddenly impoverished and alone in the world, the three Hartington sisters must rely on their wits, charm, and unique talents to support themselves. Forced to go their separate ways, each of these enchanting sisters is brought to a dead end by the perplexing ways of men and the inequity of fate.
**Three Heads are Better than One**
Then each receives a letter that changes everything...and if the sisters are going to overcome the obstacles to love, they're going to require some astonishingly creative solutions...
**Praise for *Once Again a Bride*:**
"Jane Ashford's characters are true to their times, yet they radiate the freshness of today."—*Historical Novel Review*
"Clever and entertaining."—*Long and Short Review*
"Reminiscent of the best years of historical romance. Sweet and incredibly refined."—*The Romance Review*
"One of the premier Regency writers...a superbly crafted story."—*Fresh Fiction*
**
### Review
...really quite enjoyable - a nice spring day's read -- Regency Retro Reads
### From the Back Cover
The Hartington sisters were three of the most captivating young ladies in the realm -- and suddenly among the most impoverished. The demise of their spendthrift father and the passing of their generous aunt left them with only their wits, wiles and beauty to fend off disaster -- and forced them to go their separate ways.
Aggie, the eldest, became a governess. Thalia, the literary one, became a schoolmistress. Euphie, the musical one, became a companion to an aristocratic old lady. And all of them saw the future of their hopes and the men of their dreams slipping out of their reach until they discovered that three Hartington heads were better than one when it came to playing a winning hand in the marriage game.
--Backcover copy