The 63-year-old shared another exciting announcement on Monday as she uploaded a new photograph to her Instagram account, showing the Duchess holding up a copy of Emma Denny’s book, One Night In Hartswood.
“Dear Readers, after the resounding success of last year’s Duchess of York Historical Book Club, I am beyond delighted to be bringing you a brand-new series for 2023!”
Sarah revealed in the caption, “Featured in this year’s series are a range of authors whose historical romance novels are breaking new ground in the genre, be it through unconventional storytelling, representing marginalized voices in compelling and nuanced ways, or telling compelling tales of love against the odds.”
She continued: “From Emma Denny’s extraordinary medieval queer romance of two men choosing between duty and love; to Vanessa Riley’s astonishing epic saga of the first Queen of Haiti, who was exiled to Europe after the death of Henry I and spent her life forging a new path for herself, her children and her country: there is a romance for every reader here.
“After receiving such wonderful feedback from readers, our chosen books from the Mills & Boon Historical Series are from authors including Laura Martin, Melissa Oliver and Virginia Heath. Prepare to be whisked away to the world of fake engagements, opposites attract and a battle to save the crown!”
Sarah then shared details of how her fellow book club readers could get involved by following her Instagram and Facebook pages, as well as the Mills & Boon website.
