Passion's Song

A Romance Novel by Carolyn Jewel

Subgenres & Tropes:

Georgian Romance,
Aristocratic Romance,
Cross-Dressing,
Secret Identity

Published 1987

Length 306 pages

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This book is for you if you're into...

Historical romances with secret musical identities
Heroines navigating aristocratic society while hiding big secrets
Slow-burn attraction complicated by hidden truths

Publisher Description

He's a wealthy nobleman. She's leading a double life. Will their love sing?

American Isobel Rowland doesn't have much beside her music. When she finds out she's the illegitimate daughter of an English aristocrat, the world opens up to near-unlimited possibilities. The only problem is that her father wants her to give up the music and find a husband.

Alexander, the Marquess of Hartforde, has little to no interest in remarriage, though he does find the young Miss Rowland intriguing. As he considers his options, Alexander acts as a patron to a promising American musician, Ian Rowland. Little does he know, Ian is none other than Isobel in disguise!

Can Isobel keep up her charade as she develops feelings for the Marquess? What will Alexander do when he finds out the truth? It's time to face the music.

Passion's Song is the debut Georgian romance novel of author Carolyn Jewel.

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