April and May

April and May

<b>Love knows no limits…</b><br /><br />When they met in London in 1799, Rose Charteris and Tom Hawkesleigh fell instantly in love.<br /><br />But disapproving families and misunderstandings came between them, and the romance was over as quickly as it started.<br /><br />Five years later, Tom is working for the Turkish ambassador in Constantinople and he runs into Rose once again when they cross paths in the ambassador’s quarters.<br /><br />Now a widow, and a fiercely independent woman, circumstances mean that Rose has no choice but to work with Tom on a top secret and dangerous document for the Sultan. <br /><br />Work in Constantinople becomes increasingly perilous, with spies from all sides desperate to find out what is planned. <br /><br />Even back in London, danger is not far away.<br /><br />Rose also has the burden of finding her place in high Georgian society, as well as trying to decide between the increasing charms of both Tom and ambassador Kerim Pasha.<br /><br />Will Rose be able to evade the increasing threat to her well-being that her work has led to?<br /><br />And will she succumb to her desires and give Tom back her heart?<br /><br />Spanning the magical lands of Constantinople and the traditional streets of London, <em>April and May</em> is a heart-warming tale of a love that knows no boundaries.<br /><br /><h2>Praise for Beth Elliott</h2><br /><br />“Beth Elliott's books are witty, engaging and totally entertaining” – <b>Nicola Cornick</b>, USA Today bestselling author<br /><br /><b>Beth Elliott</b> studied Modern Languages at university, followed by a spell in France, where she met her Turkish husband. They spent some years teaching at a university in eastern Turkey before returning to England to teach languages. Beth also has a passion for Jane Austen and so the majority of her novels are set in the Regency period.