A Vow Made Twice

PRAISE FOR A VOW MADE TWICE:

‘A steamy, addictive read with compelling characters and delicious drama – Denny’s best yet’ Hari Conner, author of I Shall Never Fall in Love

‘Achingly thoughtful, wonderfully romantic, complex, and tender, Denny’s world and characters leap off the page and tug at your heart. A beautiful story that proves there’s more space to love ourselves and each other than we ever thought possible. I was grinning, giggling, and cheering the whole way through’ Emma R. Alban, author of Don’t Want You Like a Best Friend

‘A delightful finale to one of my favourite historical romance series of all time! Sweet, steamy, and fantastically queer, A Vow Made Twice is a beautifully romantic tale about finding one’s place in the world and learning to embrace love in all its forms, even (especially!) when we can’t quite believe we deserve it. Ash, Agnes, and Olly stole my heart, and I don’t think they’ll be returning it any time soon’ C. E. McGill, author of Our Hideous Progeny

PRAISE FOR THE AUTHOR

‘One Night in Hartswood is a thrilling, heart-stealing historic romp and achingly romantic’ M.A. Kuzniar, author of Midnight in Everwood

‘Road trips and secret identities…a beautifully thoughtful and deliciously sweet romance about getting lost in order to find oneself. I loved every moment spent with Penn and Raff’ Freya Marske, International bestselling author of A Marvellous Light

‘A beautiful love story and journey of longing until your heart is torn apart and rebuilt’ Liz Fenwick, bestselling author of The River Between Us

‘A heart-wrenching, spellbinding love story, and I couldn’t turn the pages fast enough to find out if Raff and Penn would get their happy ever after’ Bestselling author Cressida McLaughlin

‘One Night in Hartswood is an utterly bedazzling novel, a compulsive page-turner rich in historical detail, and a heart-stopping debut romance’ Kirsty Capes, Women’s Prize for Fiction longlisted author of Careless

Emma Denny won the Mills & Boon and RNA Romance Includes Everyone competition in 2021. She submitted her first manuscript to a publisher when she was eight and a half and was astonished when it was rejected. Thankfully, that didn’t put her off. After completing a degree in English & Creative Writing, Emma became a professional copywriter and now spends all day—literally—writing. Living on the edge of a forest, Emma enjoys exploring the wilderness while thinking through her latest plot tangle, scouting out exciting craft ales and indulging in historical romances.