
The Redemption of Philip Thane
by Lisa Berne
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Pub Date 17 Mar 2022 | Archive Date 7 Dec 2021
Pan Macmillan | Pan
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Description
Escape into a witty and enchanting Regency world in Lisa Berne's The Redemption of Philip Thane, where a notorious rake finds himself trapped in a time loop until he can win the heart of the one woman immune to his charms.
'One of the most exciting historical fiction writers in a long time' – Julia Quinn, author of the Netflix series Bridgerton, on Lisa Berne.
Philip Thane – rogue, rake, and scoundrel extraordinaire – reluctantly arrives in the little town of Whittlesey to give a speech. But fate has other plans as he finds himself stuck in time, reliving the same day over and over again.
Amidst this peculiar predicament, Philip furthers his acquaintance with the delightful Miss Margaret Allen, a writer in town to research her book. Confident in his ability to charm any lady of the ton, Philip is surprised when Margaret remains unmoved by his advances, day after day.
As Philip navigates this temporal loop, he begins to question what he must do to win Margaret's heart and break free from this cycle. Perhaps it is not Margaret who needs to change, but Philip himself – a rogue who, unbeknownst to him, is head over heels in love and in desperate need of redemption.
'Truly one of the absolute best romances I've ever read!' – Sophie Jordan, author of Firelight
Available Editions
EDITION | Other Format |
ISBN | 9781529078374 |
PRICE | £8.99 (GBP) |
PAGES | 400 |
Featured Reviews

I absolutely loved this story! I started reading this as a fan of the movie Groundhog Day, and wondering how the author would translate that to centuries prior, and i have to say, i wasn't disappointed! The story was really well written, and in such a way that yes bits were frequently repeated, but didn't get tiresome. Philip was a first someone you genuinely hated, but it was so lovely to see his redemption. I really appreciated the fact the author added what i would almost call an epilogue which finished the story off nicely. I can't praise this story enough, and would heartedly recommend to anyone

Just delightful! You’d think reliving the same day over and over and reading how a rake reforms himself would be dull - not at all. The story is told entertainingly and there are twists and differences each time as Philip works life out that draw you in. The progression from distasteful boar to likeable fiancé is brilliant and from what could have been a plodding narrative a lovely book is born that I read all in one go!
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