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BREE WOLF is a USA Today bestselling author and award-winning word wizard, who is rarely seen without a book in hand or fingers glued to the keyboard.
Kindness can melt even the coldest heart if given a chance to ignite passion.
Never has LADY EUGENIE done anything untoward. Never would she have dared. Yet she suddenly finds herself in a most dire situation, unwed and with child.
Of course, no white knight rides to the rescue because life is simply not a fairy tale. Or is it?
Out of nowhere, the rumored Beast of Ravengrove, a hideously scarred earl who wanders his ancestral home at night—according to the gossips!—offers to marry her, promising her the protection of his name. Without an alternative, Eugenie reluctantly accepts, terrified of what life will have in store for her as the new Lady of Ravengrove. Yet, soon she comes to realize that there is more to her new husband than meets the eye.
ADRIAN BROOKS, EARL OF REMSEMERE, never wanted a wife, equally certain that no woman would ever want him. Yet despite his best intentions, he suddenly finds himself married to one such alluring creature. And what is worse: after years of existing as a mere shadow of who he once was, Adrian’s treacherous heart once again longs to live.
And love.
Out of the shadows, Adrian watches his young wife, her alluring gray eyes drawing him near. He knows he ought to keep his distance, but instead each day brings down his defenses a bit more. She is like a fairy out of legend, gentle and sweet, her shy eyes seeking his every so often, as though she, too, feels herself thrown off balance, her heart in danger of leaping from her chest.
But no lady could ever love a beast, or could she?
How to Tame a Beastly Lord is a sweeping gothic tale of overcoming the pains of the past, surrendering to forbidden passion, and letting the light back in. Immerse yourself in the angst-filled romance of this Victorian Beauty and the Beast retelling today!
BREE WOLF is a USA Today bestselling author and award-winning word wizard, who is rarely seen without a book in hand or fingers glued to the keyboard.
A fallen lady and her beastly lord proves to be a wonderful and emotion filled romance. Eugenie and Adrian learn to love again, a journey to a deserving happily ever after.
I love this series! I love the way that each book stands alone but that the time periods over lap, told by different points of view. This is Eugenie and Adrian's story. When Nessa is found a live and Grant is still married to her under the law, he must find a situation for his second wife, now that their married is considered void under England's law. Grant approaches his dear old friend, Adrian, and asks him to protect and marry Eugenie and take care of her and his unborn child. Grant is a tortured soul having survived a horrific fire eight years ago that took the lives of his whole family. Unable to stand the survivors' guilt, he joins the English army in the fight against France and finds his best friend, Emery. This book is the perfect blend of romance and suspense. I couldn't put it down!
To me, there is nothing more pleasing than being able to settle down to read a story and be lifted out of the seriousness of life into a world of love, romance and whatever else that particular book brings.
This one did it for me!
It took four characters who were plagued by some tragedy in each of their pasts and gave them lives worth living and along the way I laughed or cried and felt for each of them as the story came to life for me.
Not only is this one really well written, but it communicates on all levels and that is what a great story is about!
I loved every second of this book and highly recommend it as it flows straight to the heart!
Charlotte believes that she and Ian married for love, but walks out on her on their wedding night. He listened to and believed rumors that she married him for his title. Eight years later he suddenly shows up. He says he want an heir. Lottie says she wants a divorce. Is there is hope for a second chance? Could that be what Ian really wants? If so, can he convince Lottie? The final story in this series is a wonderful second chance romance with characters that you root for and a love worth saving. It is well-written, filled with drama and charged with emotion. Good read.
Her brother wanted him to pretend to court her so he could discover her secrets. What kind of brother would do such a thing? Luckily, love would interfere and capture hearts that had no intention of being captured. Would Prudence discover that Ben courted her at the urging of her brother, and if she did, could she forgive him? I enjoyed this entertaining historical romance.
This marriage is definitely in trouble. The hero believed something that wasn’t true so he left his bride right after the wedding. For 8 years she was a duchess without a duke and had to put up with her parents disowning her and the ton gossip. Now he returns as he needs an heir. How they make up allows for a roller coaster read. At times I felt she was being a little too stubborn, but she did have to put up with a lot. It was a good read.
"In Need of a Duke" is the third installment in Rebecca Paula's Society of Scandalous Brides series. This much-anticipated story of Charlotte and Ian had me hooked from the first page, eager to discover whether they could overcome their past and rekindle their relationship. Charlotte and Ian's journey is filled with tension, longing, and hope. It’s both heart-wrenching and heartwarming. Rebecca Paula masterfully portrays their complex emotions and the challenges they face. The story is well-paced, with just the right balance of romance, drama, and intrigue. Paula's descriptive writing creates a beautifully written and emotionally charged romance that kept me happily turning pages and staying up way too late! This is a great addition to the series that I highly recommend.
This book rocked my world. Throughout the series, Lottie was always alone with her friends Kate and Lily, who got their happily-ever-afters, but she seemed so lonely. She was a duchess, but where was her duke? I wondered that and it isn’t revealed until now. What a fan-tabulous story this turned out to be.
Ian hasn’t seen his wife in eight years. He’d been here and there and in Italy with his mother. When he finally returns to England, he walks in on a house party where his wife and his brother and some of their friends were putting on a play. Everybody is shocked to see him, of course. It had been so long.
Lottie hated him for leaving her and not just because people were talking about them. There was that, but it went a lot farther and a lot deeper. He had some serious making up to do and she wasn’t going to make this easy for him.
He knew what he had to do and was prepared for it, but he wasn’t quite willing to give her what she wanted. He was in love with her and had to win her back no matter what it took. Did he say he was sorry? Yes. Did he proclaim his love for her? Not exactly. Did he grovel? More than any man should ever have to, but considering what had transpired between them, the punishment fit the crime.
This story is filled with angst that surrounded Lottie and Ian as they tried to find their way back to each other. She was so filled with anger and resentment—rightfully so—but her heart was shattered. His heart was shattered. They were broken and it was going to take a lot of work and trust on both their parts to pull this thing together.
This was wonderfully written. I fell in love with Ian and Lottie, shared their grief, joys, and wanted them to get their happily-forever. I cheered. I teared up a few times. I mentally chastised both of them a time or two. This book brought out a plethora of emotions and earns a solid five stars.