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☕ Kindle Edition £0.00 or £2.24 to buy Paperback £7.99 incl. VAT Other New from £7.99 Read now Start your 30-day free trial Sarnia de la MareSarnia de la Mare Coffee Break Romance Shorts 1: The Judge and the Model and Other Stories (Mills and Swoon) Kindle Edition by Sarnia de la Mare (Author), Sarnia de la Maré FRSA (Author), The Marchioness of Dorchester (Author) Format: Kindle Edition Part of: Mills and Swoon (2 books) See all formats and editions From the author of Mills & Swoon comes another quartet of irresistible tales — brief enough for a coffee, deep enough to linger all day. Each collection is paired with a poem — a literary encore in true Mills & Swoon fashion, by her Eminence The Marchioness of Dorchester with sharp and shocking rhymes of the heart. The Marchioness of Dorchester (fl. 1660–1675) is the poetic alter ego of British author and artist Sarnia de la Maré FRSA. Conceived as a 17th-century noblewoman, salon hostess, and secret writer of romantic verse, t...

Penelope Fairlie had never faltered. 'Faltering is for amateurs and the mentally ill', she would say.  At fifty-two, she was the embodiment of composure. That rare breed of Englishwoman who moved through life as if time itself obeyed her schedule. She was a beacon of virtue and as disappointing as a soggy digestive, though no one would ever tell her due to her ability to petrify anyone within her orbit, even other people's dogs in Hyde Park. She lived in a tall, ordered house in Belgravia with her husband, Charles, a respected tax barrister, and their Pomeranian, Bertie, whose coiffure was definitely worse than his bark, styled by an expensive personal dog groomer from Hampstead. There were no children, a fate that had become a new normal many years before. If one dared to asked Judge Penelope Fairlie when she last felt the surge of a carnal wave, she would probably tell you it was when she saw Julio Iglesias in concert for her twenty-first birthday Charles Fairlie was a ...