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The Willful Widow A Target for Seduction Beautiful Lady Diana Hatherill had been wed once-and once was quite enough for her: Her charming husband had died in the same reckless manner in which he had lived, leaving her with no illusions about men and marriage, and nothing but his debts and his London town house. Lady Diana had no problem bewitching a swarm of suitors while keeping them at bay-until Lord Justin St. Clair arrived on the scene. Marriage was not on his mind, but mischief most certainly was. Why the most handsome and charming rake in London wanted to seduce her she had no idea, especially when he had the stunning ballerina Suzette de Charenton as his mistress, and the belle of the lQll.. Lady Blanche Howard, begging for his favors. But seduce her he clearly would if he could-and Diana had to match her wit, wiles, and will against a lord who was dangerously close to stealing her heart. ...
Signet (Regency), January 1994 |
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