β Scribed by Nicole Jordan
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
BONUS: This edition contains an excerpt from Nicole Jordan's Princess Charming.
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Passion ignites in Nicole Jordan's delectable, dazzling conclusion to The Courtship Wars** .****
Two years after losing her beloved fiance to war, Tess Blanchard feels ready to chance love again. Thus she's aghast when a threatening scandal forces her to wed her longtime nemesis, Ian Sutherland, Duke of Rotham. The impossibly arrogant, irresistibly seductive nobleman is the last man Tess could ever imagine loving. Making matters worse, she discovers secrets in Rotham's wicked past that send her fleeing London for his remote castle in Cornwall.
Having long desired Tess, Ian is exasperated that the ton thinks he's driven his reluctant new bride from their marriage bed and follows hard on her heels. Naturally, their spirited rivalry leads to glorious, pleasure-filled nights--complicated by a mysterious ghost who haunts Ian's castle and Tess's vexing...
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