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A uncertain future for a lady…an arrogant Earl…will they find a way to a happy ever after?Sent to be her aunts companion by an impoverished father, Miss Honora Gregory struggles against disappointment and loneliness. Now in London, Honoras aunt seeks only her own entertainment and Honora is forced into the background. Blunt and forthright, she does not hide her true opinion despite her lowly status. When her aunt gives her one evening, one opportunity of finding a gentleman to court her, Honora knows exactly which gentleman in particular she will make certain to avoid – the arrogant and selfish Lord Crampton.Robert, the Earl of Crampton is irritated with the lady. Even though she is only a companion, Robert finds himself caught up with her, angry at her manner towards him. When someone begins to bring trouble to Roberts door, he is astonished to find that Honora is the one by his side. Will she be willing to help him, if he should ask? And can he eschew his pride and see her as more than just a companion?This is the first book in the Ladies on their Own series, with the stories of governesses and companions and their happy ever afters. Get your copy today!

Immerse yourself in the captivating world of Regency England with "More than a Companion: A Regency Romance," the first installment in the "Ladies on their Own: Governesses and Companions" series by acclaimed author Rose Pearson. Step into a time of societal elegance, intricate courtship rituals, and the pursuit of true love.

Follow the journey of Miss Mary Bennett, a young woman from a genteel family fallen on hard times. With limited prospects, she seizes the opportunity to become a governess to the children of wealthy Lord Harrington. In this new role, Mary finds herself navigating the challenges of balancing her responsibilities with her personal longings.

As Mary interacts with the Harrington family, she encounters the enigmatic Lord Harrington himself. Their initial frosty relationship gradually thaws as they discover a mutual respect and attraction. However, the rigid social hierarchy of the time poses obstacles to their growing connection.

Amidst the backdrop of lavish balls, countryside outings, and witty banter, Mary and Lord Harrington find themselves caught in a web of societal expectations, family pressures, and their own undeniable feelings. As the story unfolds, they must navigate the delicate balance between duty, desire, and the pursuit of happiness.

"More than a Companion" is a captivating tale that transports readers to a bygone era, where love blooms amidst the constraints of social conventions. With its vivid storytelling, well-crafted characters, and rich historical detail, this Regency romance promises an enthralling read that will leave you yearning for more.