How to Court a Countess

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A sapphic, hidden identity, opposites attract Regency romance

A thief to steal…

the Countess’s heart?

Former pickpocket Amelia is trapped in a life of servitude to the man who caught her. He offers a deal: Help him win the hand—and fortune—of Countess Beatrice by posing as a governess. In return for information that will help his courtship, he’ll grant Amelia her freedom.

Complications arise when Amelia meets the jaw-droppingly lovely Beatrice. Amelia feels startlingly at home in the Countess’s household, and their clandestine meetings in the music room quickly become a nightly habit… Amelia can’t deny their connection—but when her liberty depends on Beatrice’s marriage to another, can she risk following her heart?

For fans of:
  • LGBTQ+ historical romance
  • Grumpy/sunshine
  • Forced proximity
  • Holiday romance


More titles from Emma-Claire Sunday:
The Duke's Sister and I
The Fortune Hunter's Guide to Love

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A sapphic, hidden identity, opposites attract Regency romance A thief to steal… the Countess’s heart? Former pickpocket Amelia is trapped in a life of servitude to the man who caught her. He offers a deal: Help him win the hand—and fortune—of Countess Beatrice by posing as a governess. In retu...

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About the author

Emma-Claire Sunday is on a mission to fill the world’s libraries with queer happily-ever-afters. She has been a playwright, a filmmaker, a preacher, and a competitive spoken word poet—always something different but always a storyteller at heart. She lives in New Jersey with her partner, where they edit each other’s writing, drink an abundance of whole milk, and spend all their money at local bookstores. The Duke’s Sister and I is Emma-Claire’s debut novel and the winner of Harlequin’s Romance Includes You 2023 Mentorship. Connect with her on Instagram: @ec.sunday.author

Emma-Claire Sunday is on a mission to fill the world’s libraries with queer happily-ever-afters. She has been a playwright, a filmmaker, a preacher, and a competitive spoken word poet—always something different but always a storyteller at heart. She lives in New Jersey with her partner, where the...

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