The Last Honest Seamstress by Gina Robinson

To muddle the proceedings even further, Fayth’s fickle fiancé shows up from Baltimore begging her to reconsider the possibility of their thwarted marriage. Why? Their mutual financial well-being is vital to their survival and they selflessly try to secretly shore each other up. However, an ironic trail of deceit builds between the two of them that is both amusing and confusing as they snoop into each other’s businesses, something they swore they would never do. Following the disastrous fire which destroys Fayth’s business and Captain O’Neil’s vital shipping wharf, neither can borrow any further legitimate bank’s money to rebuild so both turn to the City’s wealthiest madam Lou Gramm.īoth Fayth and Con declare their dislike for dishonesty. However, Captain O’Neil secretly is attracted to Fayth and agrees to her unconsummated marriage proposal hoping to win her love. She set her sights on handsome prosperous sea captain Con O’Neil who is probably the only man in Seattle who has never shown the least romantic interest in her. Single women are scarce in the Seattle market and Fayth is besieged with unwanted marriage proposals but seeks a respectable marriage of convenience only. Arriving in Seattle following the untimely deaths of her parents and the betrayal of her unfaithful husband-to-be and his ruin of her business, she desperately seeks capital but cannot obtain credit of any kind. Set during the events of the great Seattle fire of 1889, beautiful newcomer Fayth Sheridan struggles to establish and grow her sewing business since her unhappy departure from Baltimore. If any of this sounds good to you, join me! If you want to be sure to hear when I have a new release, visit me at and sign up for my newsletter. Marriages of convenience? Fake relationships? Second-chance romances? I'm in! Give me hot, witty nerds, and intelligent men. Give me billionaires, modern-day dukes and royals. Just between you and me? My biggest turn-on? A man with a sense of humor. I'll fall in love with a hot, witty hero any day of the week. Give me a little mystery – now I'm really intrigued. Race with my heart pounding to the end of an adventure.

Dab my eyes when a couple finally realizes they're in love. I'm not afraid to read in public and laugh until my eyes water and my sides hurt. When I'm lost in a good book a nuclear bomb could go off next to me - I wouldn't flinch.

The Last Honest Seamstress by Gina Robinson