A Seamstress Mended His Sister’s Coat. Then the Duke Recognized Her Stitch

York, 1821. Moments before Lady Alice is due to play at a charity concert, Lydia Fenwick cuts a stitch in her coat so she can lift her violin bow. The Duke of Elmswick recognizes the repair. Someone altered his childhood coat the very same way after he injured his shoulder. The stitch leads Daniel back to Lydia’s mother and brings him closer to Lydia as they help patients at the York infirmary. Then Lydia discovers that the infirmary has been paying for work she and the other seamstresses were told to do for free. To prove it, she brings an old coat and two receipts before the subscribers. The accounts she challenges bear Daniel’s own initials. The Duke and the Coat She Turned Inside Out is a one-hour fictional British historical romance about a seamstress who stands up for the women she works with and a duke who must answer for the papers he signed. Subscribe to The Royal Aristocrat for more narrated historical romances. #HistoricalRomance #DukeRomance #RomanceAudiobook #BritishHistoricalRomance #TheRoyalAristocrat