β Scribed by Suzanna Medeiros
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
An enemies-to-lovers romance.
When they were children, Ellen Laughton considered the Duke of Castlefield her best friend. But when he learned their parents were hoping they'd marry one day, he did what any boy of twelve would do--he pushed her away.
She's been angry with him ever since.
By the time Castlefield realized there was only one woman for him, Ellen was already betrothed to another. Now that she's a widow and out of mourning, he is determined to win back her friendship and her heart.
But when Ellen learns about the role he played in her husband's death, will she be able to forgive Castlefield's betrayal?
Regency
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