Welcome!

I hope you enjoy The Earl and the Governess. I absolutely loved writing it, particularly since I got to use my background in art history. William Stanton, the earl in question, is everything you’d look for in a romantic lead: big, blond, and charming. Isabelle Thomas is brainy, determined…and destitute, thanks to her father, a dealer of (unfortunately fake) Greek and Roman antiquities.

It’s been nearly two years since my last book, The Wayward Debutante. In addition to writing, I’ve been busy getting married and renovating a house in west London. My husband likes to think he inspired The Earl and the Governess. You see—and it’s pretty odd when you consider I’m a romance writer—he’s the heir to an earldom. And, like Isabelle, I’ve worked in education: seven-year-olds to three-year-olds, I’ve done it all. I’ve even been a nanny.

Honestly. How like a man to think everything revolves around him! As my book clearly states, any resemblance to actual persons is entirely coincidental. Even if my husband shares blond good looks with my latest hero, I assure you that William Stanton would never leave his socks on the floor.

Love,
Sarah

Fall under the charm of Sarah Elliott and her Earl and the Governess