Forget Me Not: A Regency Gothic Romance (17th Anniversary Edition)

by Michelle Pillow

FBT review:

Looking for a thrilling romance with a Gothic twist? Look no further than "Forget Me Not: A Regency Gothic Romance (17th Anniversary Edition)" by Michelle Pillow. This re-edited and revised edition tells the tale of Isabel Drake, a young woman who rebels against her parents’ choice of husband and instead falls for her new tutor. But things are not what they seem at Rothfield Park, as restless spirits and mysterious mist threaten to claim those she holds dear. With a tragic beauty that defies perception, "Forget Me Not" is a must-read for fans of Regency romance and Gothic fiction alike. Originally published in 2004 as "The Mists of Midnight", this 17th anniversary edition is sure to captivate a new generation of readers. Don’t miss out on this hauntingly romantic tale—get your copy today!

Publisher Description:

Regency Paranormal Gothic Romance
Re-Edited and Revised 17th Anniversary Edition

From NYT Bestselling Author Michelle M. Pillow comes a tragically beautiful love story that defies perception.

When the scandalously independent Isabel Drake refuses to marry the man her parents choose for her, they force her to take lessons on how to become a respectable lady. However, her new tutor makes her feel anything but proper. Although her attraction to Mr. Weston is instantaneous, he resolves to keep her in her place—even as his desires for her become unmistakable.

Things are not what they seem at Rothfield Park. With Mr. Weston’s arrival, there comes an abundance of restless spirits who insinuate themselves into her life. Quickly, Isabel loses her grasp on reality, not knowing who’s alive or dead. Time is running out, and Isabel must solve the ghostly mystery of the eerie night mist that surrounds the manor before it comes to claim everyone she holds dear—including her Mr. Weston.

Forget Me Not, Re-Edited and Revised 17th Anniversary Edition published November 2020
Formerly Titled: The Mists of Midnight, Originally Published 2004