Genre(s):
Historical,
Regency (Rom)
Julia refused to marry the cruel and lecherous Earl of Suffolk but knew her debt-ridden father would insist. Her only hope lay in fleeing to her grandfather’s Scotland estate. Unfortunately, a tree branch alongside her head ruined her plans. Sebastian Cade, Duke of Rutland, had broken his engagement when his fiancé’ had fallen prey to the Earl of Suffolk’s advances. Then when his fiancé’ had committed suicide due to the broken engagement, Sebastian had cut himself off from polite society, guilty and grief-stricken. Finding Julia, unconscious and hurt in his rose garden, he takes in and protects her. While opening his house to her, will he be able to lay the ghosts of the past to rest, and open his heart as well?
Kayleigh Jamison has written a Regency romance that is titillating and amusing, fast-paced and well-crafted, luscious and seductive all at once. The characters and story will quickly pull you in and leave you wanting more as you turn each page. The author has written a book that has the reader laughing one moment, and feeling hot and bothered the next. I will eagerly be looking for Ms. Jamison’s next book.
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Book Blurb & Info for Reckless Liaisons
Was she a second chance at love—
or his golden opportunity for revenge?
Sebastian Cade, reclusive Duke of Rutland, has gone to great lengths to withdraw from the London society he’s come to despise. Still reeling from betrayal and tragedy, he finds himself powerfully attracted to his
lovely new raven-haired ward—so much so that he begins to question the last five years of his life.
When Julia Deveraux awakens in the Duke’s rose garden, the memories flood back. A betrothal she detests. The great black horse stolen from her father. Her near escape … Now under Sebastian’s care, she sees the rumors of his disfigurement are far from true. But will her secret connection to his sworn enemy tear them apart before love brings them together?