Rogues and Roses

Lady Louisa longs to marry for passion and love—but will she find happiness in the arms of the duke?

With no dowry, Lady Louisa Wentworth resolves to take charge of her own fate. She accepts a position chaperoning two wealthy American sisters in London, determined to guide her spirited charges toward honorable matches.

Randolph Selwyn, the Duke of Hawkhurst, has set his sights on the same fortune. Driven to rescue his depleted inheritance, the handsome nobleman intends to woo an heiress.

Though Louisa vows to keep her distance from the notorious scoundrel, his seductive glances test her resolve. Behind witty barbs and stolen dances, a sudden spark threatens to unravel all her careful plans.

• Marriage of Convenience: When an unforeseen scandal compromises her reputation, Louisa finds herself wed to a proud duke whose noble vows bind them in duty, not affection.
• Enemies to Lovers: Initially appalled by his notorious reputation and cynical pursuit of an heiress, Louisa clashes with Hawk at every turn until sharp banter softens into undeniable longing.
• Forced Proximity: From close quarters in a Thames rowboat to a fateful midnight encounter in Lord Pemburton’s shadowed library, every shared moment chips away at their careful defenses.
• Also by This Author: The Duke and the Lady in Red, Once More, My Darling Rogue and When the Duke Was Wicked.