| Author: | Mary Blayney | ISBN: | 9781311387950 |
| Publisher: | Mary Blayney | Publication: | September 28, 2014 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | Mary Blayney |
| ISBN: | 9781311387950 |
| Publisher: | Mary Blayney |
| Publication: | September 28, 2014 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
A sweet Regency set romance from New York Times bestselling author Mary Blayney. The Braedon Family Series, Book Two.
James Braedon's relationship with his father has never been easy. But a disaster puts James in charge of arranging care for his aging parent and assuming his responsibilities as heir to the family fortunes. Life seems utterly bleak until Marguerite Voisson arrives to interview for the position of housekeeper.
Marguerite lost her family to a revolution but lives life with an optimist’s conviction that the best is yet to come. As she takes charge of the burned out ruin that is the Braedon family home she discovers bits and pieces of James’ past that both delight and sober her. And persuade her that James Braedon could be the love of her life.
James is not as easily convinced that Marguerite will be his last lover. The man’s stubbornness and his father’s animosity dim Marguerite’s optimism. For the first time she wonders if she has taken on a project that will lead to her ruin.
A sweet Regency set romance from New York Times bestselling author Mary Blayney. The Braedon Family Series, Book Two.
James Braedon's relationship with his father has never been easy. But a disaster puts James in charge of arranging care for his aging parent and assuming his responsibilities as heir to the family fortunes. Life seems utterly bleak until Marguerite Voisson arrives to interview for the position of housekeeper.
Marguerite lost her family to a revolution but lives life with an optimist’s conviction that the best is yet to come. As she takes charge of the burned out ruin that is the Braedon family home she discovers bits and pieces of James’ past that both delight and sober her. And persuade her that James Braedon could be the love of her life.
James is not as easily convinced that Marguerite will be his last lover. The man’s stubbornness and his father’s animosity dim Marguerite’s optimism. For the first time she wonders if she has taken on a project that will lead to her ruin.
