Widowed by the Battle of Waterloo, the ladies of Lyttlefield Park return in โa gripping story of love that wonโt be denied and hard-fought happinessโ (Fresh Fiction).
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The widowed Lady Stephen Tarkington, Fanny to her friends, has finished mourning her cad of a husband and is ready to enjoy her freedom. The kind of freedom neither a gently bred miss nor a close-watched wife is permitted: dressing up as Aphrodite for a masquerade, drawing gentlemen away from the party, and hinting at late-night assignations with her dance partners. All is going pleasurably according to planโuntil the Roman god Fanny kisses during a masquerade turns out to be Matthew, Lord Lathbury, whose proposal she refused years ago . . .
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Lathbury is charming, passionate, inventive, everything Fanny wants in a loverโbut unfortunately, heโs on the hunt for a wife. Heโs more than willing to use all his wicked skills to persuade her back to the altar, but he canโt wait forever. And now Fannyโs position is more precarious than she once thought. If the tongues of theย tonย set to wagging, itโs possible no offer in the world will save her from ruin. But does she want to be saved?
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โWell worth the read . . . I did enjoy the unique spin that Jaxon pulled with this book and seeing this story develop . . . it was so beautifully done.โโAddicted to Romance