The Lord's Maddening Miss - (Season to Wed) by Lucy Morris (Paperback)

About the Book

"Since returning from Waterloo, Lord Hawksmere has been a bad-tempered recluse. Having sworn never to burden a wife with his dour disposition, Hawk plans to spend the season helping his impoverished sister. But her annoyingly cheerful friend Miss Maggie Mackenzie is a distinct distraction. Whisky heiress Maggie prefers brewing alcohol to being wooed. Or that's what she tells herself from her place on the shelf! Hawk is imposing, interfering, yet, as their heated animosity melts into something even hotter, will the self-proclaimed spinster admit he's also infuriatingly attractive?"--

Book Synopsis

Four soldiers face their greatest battle yet--in the Regency marriage mart! Don't miss the final installment of A Season to Wed.

A sunny Miss, a scowling bachelor

A recipe for disaster...or romance?

Since returning from Waterloo, Lord Hawksmere has been a bad-tempered recluse. Having sworn never to burden a wife with his dour disposition, Hawk plans to spend the season helping his impoverished sister. But her annoyingly cheerful friend Miss Maggie Mackenzie is a distinct distraction!

Whisky heiress Maggie prefers brewing alcohol to being wooed. Or that's what she tells herself from her place on the shelf! Hawk is imposing, interfering, yet, as their heated animosity melts into something even hotter, will the self-proclaimed spinster admit he's also infuriatingly attractive?

From Harlequin Historical: Your romantic escape to the past.

A Season to Wed

Book 1: Only an Heiress Will Do by Virginia Heath
Book 2: The Viscount's Forbidden Flirtation by Sarah Rodi
Book 3: Their Second Chance Season by Ella Matthews
Book 4: The Lord's Maddening Miss by Lucy Morris

Review Quotes

'The Lord's Maddening Miss is a delightful grumpy-sunshine historical romance... I continue to enjoy Lucy Morris' titles and cannot wait for the next.' - All About Romance Blog Review

'I really enjoyed this book! Lucy Morris expertly weaves together a story which pulls the reader in and you can't help for fall for her characters.' - Goodreads