The Baron's Scandalous Widow

von Evelyn Blackthorne

74 Seiten, Taschenbuch

Kurzbeschreibung des Verlags

She came to destroy his family.She never expected to become his wife.For ten years, Eleanor Renshaw has carried the secret that could destroy one of England's most powerful families.Now she has the final piece of evidence.And she intends to use it.Eleanor arrives at Baron Elias Blackwood's isolated hunting lodge carrying a page that could ruin his family forever. She expects threats. Bargaining. Perhaps even murder.She does not expect the cold, commanding baron to offer her a bargain of his own.The roads are flooded.There is nowhere to run.And Elias wants the dangerous page in her possession.His price?Marriage.Eleanor agrees because she has no choice. She needs his protection to find the child her sister was forced to surrender-and she needs the Blackwood family's power to uncover the truth buried beneath years of lies.But living under the same roof with Elias becomes more dangerous than any secret.Because the man she intended to blackmail begins to see the woman beneath her grief.And the woman who swore never to trust a Blackwood begins to want the one man she should hate.Then the past comes looking for them.A surviving copy of the evidence threatens everything they have built. Enemies close in. Eleanor's sister's secrets refuse to stay buried. And Elias must finally decide whether his family's name is worth sacrificing the woman he loves.Eleanor came seeking revenge.She found a husband.And somewhere between scandal, danger and forbidden desire, she discovered something neither of them had expected: a love worth fighting for.The Baron's Scandalous Widow is a steamy Regency romance featuring a determined widow, a commanding baron, forced proximity, marriage of convenience, dangerous family secrets, revenge, forbidden desire, and a fiercely protective love.Book Five of the Scandalous Regency Indulgences series.

• ISBN: 9798194604913
• Sprache: Englisch
• Erscheinungsdatum: 24.08.2026
• Größe: 229 x 152 mm
• Verlag: Amazon Digital Services LLC - Kdp