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Noble Passions, Book Three
Edward Wyeth, the Dark Duke of Moncrieffs life has been turned on its end. His well-ordered home has been invaded. By destitute relatives. From Scotland. How on earth can he write Lord Hedons salacious novels with hellions battling in the garden and starting fires in the library? But with the onslaught has come a delicious diversion. His cousins companion, the surprisingly intriguing Kaitlin MacAllister. He is determined to seduce her. Using her desperate need for funds and her talents as an artist, he convinces her to draw naughty pictures for his naughtier booksand he draws her into his decadent web.
But Kaitlin has a secret. Shes fled Scotlandand a very determined betrothed. When Edwards cousin is kidnapped and held in her stead, Kaitlin is honor-bound to return to her homeland and rescue hermuch to Edwards chagrin.
Because suddenly he cant bear the thought of Kaitlin marrying another man. He cant bear the thought of losing her at all.
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