The Spinster's Scandal: a Regency Romance of Love, Legacy, and Woman's Name: 2

She discovered the truth. Society refused to let her claim it.Charlotte Pembroke has spent eleven years quietly documenting the plants of England's East Kent chalk. Her research is meticulous, groundbreaking and invisible. In a world where women cannot present their own scientific work or even place their names upon it, Charlotte has long accepted that her discoveries will belong to someone else.Then another naturalist prepares to publish the very work she devoted years to creating.Sebastian Grey is a struggling London printer with a reputation for honesty and a business on the brink of ruin. When he recognizes the brilliance hidden behind Charlotte's anonymous papers, he offers her something no one else ever has: the chance to publish her life's work.But printing a book is expensive. Convincing society that a woman deserves credit for it may prove impossible.As they fight to save both a manuscript and a printing house, admiration grows into something neither expected. Yet love alone cannot overcome the expectations of Regency England. Charlotte must decide whether protecting her heart is worth surrendering her name forever.A richly researched Regency romance filled with slow-burn romance, intelligent heroines, found family, and the quiet courage it takes to claim your place in history.