Verity

by R.R. Shelly

Overview

Verity, a sweeping tale of desperate love, dark intrigue, ship wreckers, smugglers and the enigmatic Lord Draken Hazelmere. Verity Beresford, pampered darling of Regency London, is forced by Lord Hazelmere to travel to the Devonshire coast, there to nurse an invalid uncle. Strange, evil events occur upon her arrival. Is Draken the culprit? If so, he will certainly hang. Can Verity save the man she so reluctantly loves? Original Title, Veracity In Truth. A slightly sensual Regency Romance.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940015519273
Publisher:	GKRS Publishing
Publication date:	10/18/2012
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	172
File size:	320 KB

About the Author

Rob Shelsky is an avid and eclectic writer, and averages about 4,000 words a day. Rob has two anthologies of dark science fiction, horror, and fantasy published. These are Where Worlds Collide I, and Where Worlds Collide II.

He has several novels to his credit, three out now, Verity, a Regency Suspense Romance, the sequel, Fallibility, and Lost Echoes, a time-travel novel. Rob has written science fiction articles for such magazines as The Internet Review of Science Fiction, numerous articles for AlienSkin Magazine, Neometropolis, Midnight Street (UK), Doorways, and other publications.

Rob has had short stories published with Jim Baen’s Universe, Aberrant Dreams, AlienSkin, Gateway SF, Fifth Dimension, Continuum SF, Sonar4, Uncial Press, Planetary Stories, Pulp Spirit Magazine, Wanderlust, Sex & Murder, and many more. He has a novella coming out in the summer of 2011 with Aberrant Dreams Magazine’s first hardcover edition anthology, The Awakening. Rob’s novella, Avenger Of The People, will appear there alongside the works of such sci-fi greats as Alastair Reynolds, Ian Watson, Jana Oliver, Robert Madle, and just so many others. There is even an introduction by Jack McDevitt. The author has a short story, Green Waters, now out with Sonar4’s Phase Shift anthology, and a paranormal story, Light On The Moor, published as well. Other such genre stories include The Crossroads Ghost, and A River Darkly.

Now, Rob Shelsky is not only a writer, but an editor, as well as a contributing editor for Currate.com travel articles, and a reviewer for Novelspot.
Although widely traveled and continuing to travel, Rob now lives in North Carolina. He enjoys contemplating ideas for new stories while watching the sunsets over the hills and sipping a glass of red wine, preferably a decent Merlot.

Editorial Reviews

Verity, a great Regency and suspense tale by author R. R. Shelsky! This well-written novel grabbed me from the start, when Verity, the heroine is awakened in the middle of the night by a handsome stranger pounding on her London townhouse door. From there, she is swept along by this enigmatic man, and along with her maid, Henrietta ("Hen) must leave her comfortable London life to take care of an ill uncle in "darkest Devonshire." I don't want to give too much away, but let's just say that there a

Verity by author R. Shelsky is a heck of a book. If you like good, period, historical romances, this one being of the Re - Rose Renee Shelly

This deserves an a-plus!

https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/28331 - Cherry Coleman

R. Shelsky's, Verity, is a wonderful Regency Romance, but also serves as a good Historical Romance, as well. Shelsky has a talent for doing research, apparently, because this novel is lovingly painted in with those little details that make it all seem so real. From an out-of-date Spencer jacket, Verity is forced to use, to a jolting trip by coach to Devon, it all seems so real. Even the food, as described certainly seems appropriate to the period.

Verity is an intriguing book, with real

https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/28331 - Jana Stevens

Verity by author R. Shelsky is a heck of a book. If you like good, period, historical romances, this one being of the Regency Romance variety, you'll really love Verity. It has everything, handsome lords, fun sidekick of a maid, supsense, ship wreckers, smugglers, and thieves, not to mention a very bad penny in the village who shall be nameless here. (Find out for yourself). The sexual tension between Verity and Draken is marvelous, but also her relationships with her uncle and maid are great, t

https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/28331 - George Kempland