'Go Sit With the Blind Widow,' They Told Her — the Duke Crossed the Whole Room to Join Them

Thea Marlow is the poor cousin, brought to London only to carry shawls and fans for her spoiled cousin Lavinia. She owns one mended blue dress and stands by the wall at every ball. At Lady Fenwick's grand ball, Lavinia laughs and sends her to "go sit with the blind widow" as a cruel joke. But Thea is kind, and she talks happily with old Mrs. Penrose about birds and books. Then William Grey, Duke of Wychwood, the most wanted man in London, leaves the dance floor and crosses the whole room to join them. Wild with jealousy, Lavinia plants a stolen diamond brooch in Thea's sewing basket, and Thea is thrown out into the rain as a thief. Only a blind widow's sharp ears can save her now. A clean Regency romance narration about a kind, overlooked heroine and the Duke who finally sees her. duke romance, regency romance, victorian romance, clean romance narration, poor cousin romance, wallflower romance, blind widow, duke crosses the ballroom, jealous cousin, false accusation romance, stolen brooch, historical romance audio, period drama romance, overlooked heroine, kind heroine, sweet clean romance, audio romance drama, love saga, regency ball, duke falls in love, cinderella romance, duke and commoner, second chance love, happily ever after romance, regency love story