Book Description:
An original short story from New York Times bestselling author of historical romance, Suzanne Enoch
Geoffrey Kerick, the Earl of Vashton, has had marriage-minded ladies flung at him for the past two yearssince he inherited his brothers title and wealthwhich is much less amusing than when they were simply flinging themselves into his bed for fun.
However, this particular invitation for a country house party in Devonshire he accepts with alacrity; because this time someone has caught his eye.
Theodora Meacham is resigned to being second; a second daughter, second in beauty, and a distant second in charm. Knowing that the irritating Lord Vashton is coming to Beldath Hall to woo her sister, Theo is, for once, quite happy to remain detached from the silliness. But Lord Vashton isnt preciselyt he boor she expects. Even more surprising, he seems determined to ignore her sisterin favor of her!
Can two people who are perfectly ill-suited find that two wrongs do make a right?
About the Author:
A lifelong lover of books, Suzanne Enoch has been writing them since she learned to read. She is the author of two well-received Avon Regencies, The Black Duke's Prize and Angel's Devil, and five Avon Romances: Lady Rogue, Stolen Kisses, By Love Undone, Taming Rafe and Reforming a Rake. Born and raised in Southern California, Suzanne lives a few scant miles from Disneyland with her collection of Star Wars action figures and a Cairn terrier named Katie (after the heroine of her first Regency). She's still looking for her own hero, and hopes he will be handsome, titled, and just a little wicked. Meanwhile, she's currently at work inventing him in her next historical romance.
To learn more, please visit Suzanne Enoch's website.