Juliana

Juliana
is the SWEET YOUNG ADULT edition of
Tempting Juliana
by Lauren Royal

1st Edition, July 2015

Novelty Press

• Title Page
  
• Book Description
  
• More Chase Family Books
  
• A Message from Devon...
  
• Cover Image
  
• Dedication
  
• 1: Lady Juliana Chase's sisters often accused her of looking for trouble.
  
• 2: "How many baby clothes do you need to make?"
  
• 3: James Trevor, the young Earl of Stafford, hadn't been to a ball in years.
  
• 4: "This pink is pretty," Emily said Monday at Grafton House...
  
• 5: "Where is Amanda?" Juliana said Wednesday afternoon in the drawing room.
  
• 6: "I really must be on my way, Aunt Aurelia."
  
• 7: Over the next two days, Juliana helped Amanda order an entire new wardrobe.
  
• 8: The trifle was chilled in its silver bowl by the time...
  
• 9: "There he is," Amanda said grimly as they stepped into Lady Hammersmithe's ballroom.
  
• 10: Wary of Juliana's grin, Griffin watched her heading his way with their cousin in tow.
  
• 11: Everyone who was anyone was at Lady Hammersmithe's ball.
  
• 12: While Amanda was off dancing with her fourth or fifth potential suitor...
  
• 13: "I say, Cainewood. You're looking a bit foxed."
  
• 14: Despite having persuaded her cousins to attend her party, Juliana...
  
• 15: "What do you think of this dress, dear?" Sitting across from James...
  
• 16: "This doesn't look like a nice neighborhood," Aunt Frances said...
  
• 17: Wondering what Juliana wanted of him, James led...
  
• 18: Before the duke left on Monday afternoon, he'd asked...
  
• 19: "You-you-you're afraid of Herman!"
  
• 20: Juliana placed little mounds of dough on...
  
• 21: As James's carriage crawled toward the Egyptian Hall...
  
• 22: The exterior of the museum at Number Twenty-two Piccadilly...
  
• 23: "I cannot see," Frances complained.
  
• 24: It seemed lately people talked of nothing but the unusually cold weather...
  
• 25: "So," Juliana said to James as they waltzed, "have you decided...
  
• 26: "Isn't this a stunning carriage?" Juliana asked as she and Amanda...
  
• 27: After dinner, when the ladies would usually have left the gentlemen...
  
• 28: "I cannot believe you didn't tell me you'd talked to Lord Stafford," Amanda said...
  
• 29: James handed the hopeful young woman a pencil...
  
• 30: The Billingsgate ball was in full swing, and music...
  
• 31: "You're foxed," Juliana told James later as they danced.
  
• 32: The next morning dawned unusually bright and sunny, which should have made Juliana...
  
• 33: Dark was falling.
  
• 34: "Goodness gracious," Lady Frances said, giggling...
  
• 35: "It's the rheumatism, I fear," Lady Avonleigh said the next afternoon.
  
• 36: "Where's my aunt?" Juliana cried. "And Lord Malmsey?"
  
• 37: James's aunts had proved to be even better seamstresses than Rachael and her sisters.
  
• 38: As James was leaving that evening, his mother walked into Stafford House.
  
• 39: Juliana was scandalized.
  
• 40: Lord Malmsey was the youngest man in attendance at the Pevenseys' musical evening.
  
• 41: For five days—ever since she'd come to his house and offered to volunteer...
  
• 42: On Saturday evening, Griffin watched Juliana scan the Teddingtons' ballroom.
  
• 43: Aunts Aurelia and Bedelia had been thrilled when James asked them...
  
• 44: After James left, Juliana returned to the ballroom, furious...
  
• 45: In his study at Stafford House the next day, James...
  
• 46: As Lady Hartley's guests followed the Wolverstons from the room...
  
• 47: The next day, Juliana paced around the drawing room...
  
• 48: Even with a flurry of activity, Juliana's afternoon...
  
• 49: Juliana and Castleon were both sure Lord Wolverston wasn't stupid...
  
• 50: "Why are you so sad, Lady Juliana?"
  
• 51: There were different ways of dealing with the blows life randomly chucked...
  
• 52: For two days, Juliana had done little but sew baby clothes...
  
• 53: James's eyes met Juliana's, and they both sucked in their breaths.
  
• 54: At the top of the elegant staircase, James didn't walk Juliana...
  
• 55: And so it was that James arrived at Lady Amanda's house...
  
• 56: In the end, Amanda was the one who objected.
  
• 57: "Thank you very much," one of the Foundling Hospital's Governers said...
  
• 58: In recent weeks, when Juliana had dreamed of walking down the aisle...
  
• 59: Five hours later, James found himself...
  
• Thank You!
  
• Bonus Material
  
• Author's Note
  
• Books by Lauren & Devon Royal
  
• Regency Chase Family Tree
  
• Contest
  
• Excerpt from CORINNA
  
• About the Authors
  
• Acknowledgments
  
• Contact Information
  
• Copyright Page
  

London, 1816

Lady Juliana Chase has never met a problem she couldn’t solve—or one she could resist. If friends and family don’t always appreciate her efforts on their behalf, well, that’s only because they underestimate her. James Trevor, the young Earl of Stafford, is a prime example—Juliana
knows
her friend Amanda is the perfect match for James, but he seems intent on spoiling her plans. Lucky for him, “defeat” isn’t in Juliana’s vocabulary…

Just as James realized his dream of studying medicine, tragedy stole the love of his life. Though it’s time to move on, the last thing he wants is another romantic entanglement—ever. But somehow he’s got
two
: first, this ridiculous matchmaking scheme of Juliana’s, and second, an inexplicable infatuation with the matchmaker herself. If he’s going to get the girl, he’ll have to beat her at her own game—and there’s no easy victory when you’re playing with the stubbornest, most cunning meddler in all of London…

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