β Scribed by Elizabeth Beacon
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
**Giving inβ¦**To their unlikely attractionWhen Alaric Defford, Lord Stafford, bursts into her life, widow Marianne Turner is shocked by their instant connection. She never expected to feel this way for another man, especially one so formidable and arrogant! Having vowed never to love again, Marianne hides behind the fact sheβs a completely unsuitable match for him. But her resolve is tested when Alaricβs injured and nursing him back to health reveals a warmer, more passionate side to the viscountβ¦
βBeaconβs talents for evoking deep emotions with admirable characters, witty dialogue and sensuality shine once again.β
βRT Book ReviewsonA Wedding for the Scandalous Heiressby Elizabeth Beacon
βI just loved it and swallowed it in a record time... A big fat 5 stars.β
βElodieβs Reading CorneronThe Duchessβs Secret
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