When overcoming the past and charting a new path, the potential for disaster is great. However, with the help of friends and a dose of love, what seems to be an insurmountable challenge for the heroes and heroines in these three stories will prove to be the most rewarding struggle of their lives. Henry: To Prove Himself WorthyA gentleman with Henry Crawford's reputation is not the sort of man for whom Constance Linton seeks, yet she is not opposed to lending him her aid in achieving his desires. However, the scheme is not without its dangers and when hearts become entangled, will Henry be able to prove himself worthy of a lady such as Constance, or will not only his own heart and reputation but also that of his friend and tutor be irreparably damaged? Charles: To Discover His PurposeAll Charles Edwards thought he wanted was a kiss. One kiss from the lovely and very proper Evelyn Barret. Nothing more. However, after spending time with Evelyn, he finds out he was wrong. Very, very wrong. There is so much more his heart desires, and he finds himself at the beginning of a new scheme and direction for his life until his scandalous past threatens to dash his hopes and shatter his heart. Mary: To Protect Her HeartMary Crawford has never met a gentleman quite like Gabriel Durward. He seems impervious to her usual ploys, never prevaricates or flaunts himself as so many others have, and even though he knows her faults, he still chooses her without any need to be persuaded to do so. It is enough for Mary to begin to unlock her heart and believe that there is at least one man whom she can trust. However, when nefarious plans are put into action, Mary's fledgling trust will be tested, and fear will raise its ugly head, tempting her to retreat. Will Gabe be able to survive the onslaught and finally prove to Mary that she can trust him to protect her heart with his very life? Leenie Brown's Other Pens Series begins where Jane Austen left off at the end of Mansfield Park. If you like tales of transformation with swoon-worthy heroes and strong yet vulnerable heroines then you will enjoy this bundle of three sweet Regency romances about both facing the challenges that reformation can bring and discovering the pleasure that only deep, abiding love can provide. So, put the kettle on, grab your copy of Other Pens, Vol. 1 (Books 1 -3), and let Henry's, Charles', and Mary's stories inspire hope that even the most reprobate, wandering, and damaged heart can, with care and proper direction, find its way to a sweet happily ever after.
