Steamy Regency Romance
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Miss Jemma Jennings made a mistake and fell in love with a man she could never have. No matter how many afternoons they spent together as children or how much she enjoyed stealing a kiss from him, earls don’t marry their steward’s daughter. Not even when those daughters grow up and become one of the king’s spies. And especially not when they are tasked with solving the murder of a wealthy and influential countess. A countess who married the earl Jemma still loves.
Lord Laurence Haddington, eleventh Earl of Essbury, has always done what he’s supposed to do, including marry the “right” woman from the “right” family. Which hadn’t included his steward’s daughter. Even if he’s been in love with Jemma since he’d been in short pants. Then Laurence’s wife is murdered, and when Jemma comes to his aid, he finds himself falling in love with her all over again.
It’s a second chance at love, but second chances aren’t free. Those who killed Laurence’s wife will do anything to keep their secrets. Even if Jemma can keep Laurence alive, nothing can close the gap between an earl and a spy. Nothing, except maybe love.
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Lucas had to know if there was any chance Miss Sinclair still felt anything for him.
If she could still feel anything for him.
It had been almost seven years, and while he had thought of her every day, she had thought him dead.
Though she had never married another.
There was hope. And he had done more with less.
Now that he was “alive” again, Lucas’s father wanted him to wed.
To produce the heir and spare the duchy so desperately needed.
But Lucas didn’t want to marry any of the ladies on the list his father had given him.
There was only one who face haunted his dreams.
It was easier than he’d suspected being reinstated to the living.
It helped his father, the Duke of Montinyard, agreed he was his son.
And it helped more that Whitehall vouched for him.
He was once again Lord Lucas Deverell.
But what did that mean?