โ Scribed by E E Burke
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Can love be blind?
Jolie LaFemme has been a working girl at La Maison for four long years...ever since being betrayed and left penniless, grieving and adrift. She's jaded, distrustful and blind to the possibility of love. As far as she's concerned, being the madam of a popular sporting house is the best she can hope for, and nothing will convince her to give up the coveted and lucrative position.
Hank Donavan arrives in Noelle with a plan to ensure his sister's financial security, and regain his pride. He's a man in his prime, handsome by any measure, but an accident ruined his vision...and his future. Now, he travels with his dog, Bear, and sells beautiful handmade Valentine's cards. His big opportunity comes when he gets a chance to invest in the town's richest silver mine. There's only one catch: he has to be married first.
Who would marry a blind man with little to recommend him when there are plenty of hale and hearty men to go around?
The Brides of Noelle is a multi-author series featuring brides for every season, starting with Valentine's Day. Have you read Ophelia, A Valentine's Day Bride by Kit Morgan?
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