Regencyland
by Ellie Thornton
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Elizabeth Shea has one goal: be promoted to Series Crimes with the Sacramento Police Department. At twenty-five, she’s the youngest detective in her department’s history—a position she’s lived for—but instead of advancement she’s relegated to the “binky squad.”
When a murder case is up for grabs, Shea thinks everything’s about to change. Instead of getting the high-profile case, she’s assigned babysitting detail for a Hollywood star in a theme vacation destination called Regencyland. 
Despite being frustrated with her boss, her empire-waist dress, her lack of regency knowledge, and being unarmed, Shea’s determined to do her best. 
Things are going fine until one of the male actors gets under her skin, she starts to fall for another actor in a cravat, and she discovers the woman in her care really is in danger. 
With her charge’s life, her career, and her heart at stake, Shea will have to be on her guard 24/7 to get the happy ending she hopes for and discover who is behind the Bristle Park murders.
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by Ellie Thornton
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In Regencyland, Patrick Daley and Elizabeth Shea fell in love, but when their memories are rebooted, they’ll have to find their connection again in this classic retelling of The Count of Monte Cristo. 

When 18-year-old Patrick Daley arrives home in Sacramento with his traveling circus, he’s desperate to look into his mother’s missing person case. After a reckless attempt to shine a big, obnoxious light on her disappearance, Patrick finally gets the help he’s wanted. It’s not until he’s kidnapped, and thrown into a Siberian work camp, that he discovers how close he was to solving his mom’s case. 
Ten years later with revenge in his heart and a fortune hidden in a secret account gifted to him by a spiritual, old coot, Patrick escapes and finds his way home. He’s all set to face the men who betrayed him until he meets the girl he left behind all those years ago. As a girl Elizabeth Shea had a high moral code, as a woman, she wears a badge. Proceeding as planned will not only cost him his freedom, but the one person whose memory gave him the strength to survive the unthinkable.