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The richest bachelor in England plays matchmaker...for an heiress he wants for himself!
For beautiful, witty Lavinia Gray, there's only one thing worse than having to ask the appalling Parth Sterling to marry her: being turned down by him.
Now the richest bachelor in England, Parth is not about to marry a woman as reckless and fashion-obsessed as Lavinia; he's chosen a far more suitable bride.
But when he learns of Lavinia's desperate circumstances, he offers to find her a husband. Even better, he'll find her a prince.
As usual, there's no problem Parth can't fix. But the more time he spends with the beguiling Lavinia, the more he finds himself wondering...
Why does the woman who's completely wrong feel so right in his arms?
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The richest bachelor in England plays matchmaker . . . for an heiress he wants for himself!
For beautiful, witty Lavinia Gray, there's only one thing worse than having to ask the appalling Parth Sterling to marry her: being turned down by him.
Now the richest bachelor in England, Parth is not about to marry a woman as reckless and fashion-obsessed as Lavinia; he's chosen a far more suitable bride. But when he learns of Lavinia's desperate circumstances, he offers to find her a husband. Even better, he'll find her a prince.
As usual, there's no problem Parth can't fix. But the more time he spends with the beguiling Lavinia, the more he finds himself wondering . . . Why does the woman who's completely wrong feel so right in his arms?Review Quotes
"Eloisa James' new series, The Wildes of Lindow Castle, is addictive... Eloisa James spins yet another entertaining romance with intelligent protagonists and a wonderful supporting cast." -- Historical Novel Society
"Eloisa James crafts such a beautiful tale of two people in need of some good ole' fashioned love, trust, and off the charts chemistry...If you're a fan of Lisa Kleypas's Wallflower series, then James's books about the Wilde family are perfect for you!" -- San Francisco Book Review
