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The Winter Duke “A major new Regency writer.”—The Dallas Morning News A lesson in love After a failed London season, Miss Lydia Grenville returns to the country with a little hope of finding a love match. She seeks solace in her sketching, often sneaking out of her house to draw in the woods surrounding nearby Winterbourne Castle. But a man soon disrupts her peace—a rumpled scholar who she assumes is the secretary to the new Duke of Winterbourne. His playful intelligence captivates Lydia’s heart. Destined to marry a noble, Lydia knows her attraction to the secretary is quite hopeless—and meeting him unaccompanied in the woods quite scandalous. But nothing can prepare her for the deception that soon comes to light—and changes everything…
Signet (Regency), April 2005 |
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