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Lady Delphinia
Marlowe is dismayed when a carriage accident turns Captain Nicholas
Hainsworth, the Earl of Greymore, into an unexpected guest forced to
recuperate at her country house on the Devon coast. The ruggedly handsome
Earl's ability to navigate his way across Exmoor's harsh and unfamiliar
terrain makes him precisely the kind of man England needs in her military—and
the last kind Delphinia wants under her roof. If he learns what she’s up
to, it will not only destroy her family’s reputation but land her in
prison.
Nicholas wonders why the beautiful but reclusive
mistress of Briarcombe prefers the starlight of Exmoor to the gaslights of
London. While he suspects Delphinia does not like him overmuch, his
fascination with her grows despite her mysterious behavior. Her midnight
wanderings on the moors suggest she is involved with smuggling, a crime
that conflicts with his duty as a former naval captain.
Threatened
by Nicholas’s presence, Delphinia struggles to hide the secret life forced
upon her by her past. But her greatest fear is that her unwelcome guest could
not only be her soul mate but an agent of the Crown who will place duty
above matters of the heart.
***NEWLY RE-RELEASED***
He’ll
stop at nothing to learn her secrets . . .
Lady Delphinia Marlowe is dismayed when a carriage accident turns Captain Nicholas Hainsworth, the Earl of Greymore...
Lady Delphinia
Marlowe is dismayed when a carriage accident turns Captain Nicholas
Hainsworth, the Earl of Greymore, into an unexpected guest forced to
recuperate at her country house on the Devon coast. The ruggedly handsome
Earl's ability to navigate his way across Exmoor's harsh and unfamiliar
terrain makes him precisely the kind of man England needs in her military—and
the last kind Delphinia wants under her roof. If he learns what she’s up
to, it will not only destroy her family’s reputation but land her in
prison.
Nicholas wonders why the beautiful but reclusive
mistress of Briarcombe prefers the starlight of Exmoor to the gaslights of
London. While he suspects Delphinia does not like him overmuch, his
fascination with her grows despite her mysterious behavior. Her midnight
wanderings on the moors suggest she is involved with smuggling, a crime
that conflicts with his duty as a former naval captain.
Threatened
by Nicholas’s presence, Delphinia struggles to hide the secret life forced
upon her by her past. But her greatest fear is that her unwelcome guest could
not only be her soul mate but an agent of the Crown who will place duty
above matters of the heart.
A Note From the Publisher
Karen Frisch writes Regency romances for ImaJinn Books and won First Place in the 2007 Writer’s Digest Popular Fiction Awards’ Mystery/Crime Category. While tracing her family history, she was thrilled to discover she is a cousin of Edgar Allan Poe removed by six generations. She lives in New England with her husband, their two children, and two shelter dogs. She is also a portrait artist, with illustrations on her website at KarenFrisch.weebly.com.
Karen Frisch writes Regency romances for ImaJinn Books and won First Place in the 2007 Writer’s Digest Popular Fiction Awards’ Mystery/Crime Category. While tracing her family history, she was...
Karen Frisch writes Regency romances for ImaJinn Books and won First Place in the 2007 Writer’s Digest Popular Fiction Awards’ Mystery/Crime Category. While tracing her family history, she was thrilled to discover she is a cousin of Edgar Allan Poe removed by six generations. She lives in New England with her husband, their two children, and two shelter dogs. She is also a portrait artist, with illustrations on her website at KarenFrisch.weebly.com.
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