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Sydney Jane Bailey is a USA Today bestselling author of historical romance fiction set in Victorian and Regency England, the Georgian era, the Middle Ages, and late 19th century America.
The author was born to first-generation British American parents from either end of London which perhaps explains her love for romances set in historical England. Bailey was born and brought up in California where she earned degrees in History and English at universities on the East Coast.

She would then travel the world and spent a lot of time in the United Kingdom having fun times with her extended family, snacking on Cadbury bars and Maltesers, drinking shandies, and eating fish and chips.
Sydney Jane Bailey published “An Improper Situation” her debut novel and the first of the “Defiant Hearts” series of novels in 2012. She now has more than three dozen works to her name among them several series, collections of short stories, single-standing novels, and contributions to series by other authors.

She currently makes her home in New England with her family. She loves to hear from her readers and usually interacts with them in her newsletter, where she provides updates on upcoming books and bonus chapters on already published novels.

Growing up, Sydney Jane Bailey loved reading, and her favorite novels were “Charlotte’s Web” and “James and the Giant Peach.”

In her teenage years, she spent many of her summers in London with her grandparents. They used to have stacks of Mills and Boon romances in addition to Barbara Cartland’s historical and contemporary romances.

By the time she was 17, she wrote her first romance novel and by the time she was eighteen, she had her first rejection. Given her love for writing and history, she decided to pursue studies in English and History when she went to college.
She was also inducted into the Phi Beta Kappa alpha chapter before graduating with an English literature master’s degree. After graduating from college, she found employment in publishing and worked as an editor and in book production.
Once she published her debut novel and it became a success she has never looked back. She has now become a USA Today bestselling author and is now a full-time writer.

On a personal note, Sydney Jane Bailey is also a huge lover of making desserts and eating them. When she is not writing her bestselling novels, she can be found scouring the internet looking for old English food recipes.
She also likes red wine since white wine tends to make her weepy and tired. She also loved dogs, cats, and chocolate and can eat Maltesers at any time of day.

Sydney Jane Bailey’s novel “Lord Despair,” asks what should a man do when he cannot leave his bedroom yet needs to embrace his birthright. Lord Simon Devere came back from the war in Burma and now has to deal with ghosts and memories of his slain cousin.
He is unable to sleep as he cannot distinguish dreams from reality. He is often afraid to sleep as he fears he may wake up in the cell of his nightmares. Most of the time he sits in the dark and cannot believe he is safe and at home in England.
On the other hand is a clever young lady who needs to support her family following the death of her father who was deep in debt. Jenny Blackwood wants to help out her family to not be subjected to an unkind fate.

She has a head for numbers and soon qualifies to become a skilled bookkeeper. One of her unexpected clients is a man from the high classes who the tabloids have nicknamed Lord Despair. The estate’s coffers have been in a state of mysterious decline but Jenny is ready to tread where others cannot.
She pledges to work for the unstable earl and soon enough they become fast friends and not long after their passion burns even greater.

“Lord Anguish” by Sydney Jane Bailey is the story of the Earl of Cambrey Lord John Angsley. Of all the ladies in London, he is unable to stay away from Miss Blackwood and he cannot understand why she tickles his fancy.

Nonetheless, it is clear that she is too fickle and too flighty to make a wife. Moreover, there are many rival suitors coming to her at all times.

On her part, Margaret Blackwood believes there is nothing wrong with kissing a few frogs on the way to finding the prince. But then she met the earl and with his dash fire he knows he is the man she wants.

However, there are a few things that could get in the way including his half-missing eyebrow, his two casts, and his other woman who is practically perfect. Things get interesting when she meets the true rival for his affection who is a very insidious woman.
She manages to win the earl but then the earl becomes a peevish and sneaky liar and Maggie may be forced to concede defeat and go back to her many admirers and the London ballrooms.

Will Lord Anguish choose the flighty passion of Miss Blackwood or the blissful relief of laudanum?

Sydney Jane Bailey’s “Lord Vile” is the story of Lord Michael Alder who has always lived an upstanding life until his gentlemanly character is shattered by treachery. The entire town believes he is a rascal and so he decides to shed the boring facade of decorum and decency and become a decadent man.

On her part, Ada Kathryn has always worshiped Alder from afar. As such, she is thrilled to meet him in the darkened garden. Minutes after their meeting she no longer has her innocence and eagerly waits for the lord to do the honorable thing.

But he has become a scoundrel and saunters away with no care. Alder has been carousing with the highest aristocrats and the lowliest wenches and usually wakes up to a sour stomach, a throbbing head, and a dark and sour disposition.

Still, when a polished and pretty stranger comes to London, he could never imagine she is in town for revenge. By the time he realizes he is the woman he wronged years back, it may just be too late.