Only a Mistress Will Do

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Pub Date Apr 04 2017 | Archive Date Apr 07 2017
Kensington Books | Lyrical Press

Description

The man of her dreams . . . belongs to another woman.

Destitute and without friends, Violet Carlton is forced to seek employment at the House of Pleasure in London. She steels herself for her first customer and is shocked when the man rescues her instead of ravishing her. A grateful Violet cannot help but admire the handsome Viscount Trevor. But she must curb her desire for the dashing nobleman she can never have because he is already betrothed to another . . .

Tristan had gone to the House of Pleasure for a last bit of fun before he became a faithful married man. But when he recognizes the woman in his bed, he becomes determined to save her instead. Now, his heart wars with his head as he falls for the vulnerable courtesan. Unable to break his betrothal without a scandal, Tris resolves to find Violet proper employment or a husband of her own. Still, his arms ache for Violet, urging him to abandon propriety and sacrifice everything to be with the woman he loves. . .
The man of her dreams . . . belongs to another woman.

Destitute and without friends, Violet Carlton is forced to seek employment at the House of Pleasure in London. She steels herself for her first...

Advance Praise

“Though this tale takes place in a different country and in a different time, the events easily translate to a modern audience. Readers will readily relate to the idea of two people falling in love with the wrong person at the wrong time…It is interesting to learn more about the characters’ family dynamics, duels, and arranged marriages.”- RT Book Reviews

“Though this tale takes place in a different country and in a different time, the events easily translate to a modern audience. Readers will readily relate to the idea of two people falling in love...



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