War Chest

Even Gods Fall In Love, #5

Science Fiction & Fantasy, Historical, Romance, Fiction & Literature
Cover of the book War Chest by Lynne Connolly, Lynne Connolly
View on Amazon View on AbeBooks View on Kobo View on B.Depository View on eBay View on Walmart
Author: Lynne Connolly ISBN: 9781393921684
Publisher: Lynne Connolly Publication: October 23, 2019
Imprint: Language: English
Author: Lynne Connolly
ISBN: 9781393921684
Publisher: Lynne Connolly
Publication: October 23, 2019
Imprint:
Language: English

Make love, not war? Try telling that to the god of war.

Even Gods Fall In Love, Book 5

Bearing little resemblance to her beautiful sister Rhea made it easy for Ruth to secure the job of governess to the Duke of Lyndhurst's wards. The babies are Rhea's. Rhea is dead. And Ruth's suspicions are aimed squarely at the powerful, magnificent, brooding duke.

At the very least, she means to ensure her sister's twins are raised properly. A task she suspects is beyond the duke, who wanders away at night, comes to dinner disheveled, and stirs desires she's never felt before.

Marcus isn't just the Duke of Lyndhurst. He is Mars, god of war, and his nightly dinners with Ruth—during which he allows her to ask him one question—are his only respite from his desperate struggle with the Titans.

Little does the drably dressed, socially inept woman realize she is a constant temptation to him—and he is losing the battle to resist. But if he allows her to break the chains around his heart, their love will make her a target in a fight to the death.

Warning: Beware of tall, dark men who roam houses at night. Don't, whatever you do, stop to kiss them.

View on Amazon View on AbeBooks View on Kobo View on B.Depository View on eBay View on Walmart

Make love, not war? Try telling that to the god of war.

Even Gods Fall In Love, Book 5

Bearing little resemblance to her beautiful sister Rhea made it easy for Ruth to secure the job of governess to the Duke of Lyndhurst's wards. The babies are Rhea's. Rhea is dead. And Ruth's suspicions are aimed squarely at the powerful, magnificent, brooding duke.

At the very least, she means to ensure her sister's twins are raised properly. A task she suspects is beyond the duke, who wanders away at night, comes to dinner disheveled, and stirs desires she's never felt before.

Marcus isn't just the Duke of Lyndhurst. He is Mars, god of war, and his nightly dinners with Ruth—during which he allows her to ask him one question—are his only respite from his desperate struggle with the Titans.

Little does the drably dressed, socially inept woman realize she is a constant temptation to him—and he is losing the battle to resist. But if he allows her to break the chains around his heart, their love will make her a target in a fight to the death.

Warning: Beware of tall, dark men who roam houses at night. Don't, whatever you do, stop to kiss them.

More books from Fiction & Literature

Cover of the book The Dependents by Lynne Connolly
Cover of the book Reflections of a Sacred Dream by Lynne Connolly
Cover of the book Un amour explosif by Lynne Connolly
Cover of the book Elle et lui by Lynne Connolly
Cover of the book Unhurt by Lynne Connolly
Cover of the book La novel·la de Sant Jordi by Lynne Connolly
Cover of the book The Challenge by Lynne Connolly
Cover of the book Dis, t'en souviendras-tu? by Lynne Connolly
Cover of the book Die Beute by Lynne Connolly
Cover of the book Le Loup Blanc by Lynne Connolly
Cover of the book Tip Lewis and His Lamp by Lynne Connolly
Cover of the book The Affair at Alkali by Lynne Connolly
Cover of the book Alex 'N Bender by Lynne Connolly
Cover of the book L'acino fuggente by Lynne Connolly
Cover of the book Works of James Thomson by Lynne Connolly
We use our own "cookies" and third party cookies to improve services and to see statistical information. By using this website, you agree to our Privacy Policy