The second book is now available on pre-order and will be released on 26th May. A Dangerous Husband is action packed and charts the romance between Lady Madeline, the duke's oldest sister, and Lord Carshalton. This too is a stand-alone story and the charismatic duke, Beau, also features in this book.
The third book, which I shall write in the autumn to be released in January 2 017, will be about Peregrine, the eldest twin. This will be entitled A Widowed Bride.
Here is the blurb:
Lady Madeline Sheldon has no intention of making a precipitous
marriage like her older brother Bennett. However, she has no objection visiting
Lord Carshalton and his grandmother when the opportunity arises. His lordship
is only recently returned from the Peninsular where he was serving as an
intelligence officer for Wellesley.
Grey isn't looking to set up his nursery – he is more
concerned with re-establishing a connection with his estranged relatives whose
existence he did not know about until he inherited the title. Lady Carshalton
is staying with him in order to get to know her grandson – the only child of
the son from whom she had been estranged for thirty years.
Someone is trying to kill Grey and he believes it to be
associated with his time in the military. The first attempt was made whilst he
was still serving and the danger appears to have followed him to Hertfordshire.
Madeline is dragged into his treacherous world by events beyond her control and
she is almost relieved when her brother, The Duke of Silchester, tells her it's
too dangerous to be involved with Lord Carshalton. She is finding him rather
too attractive for comfort.
She and Grey are obliged to enter into a temporary
engagement and this puts Madeline in the line of fire. After another attempt on
his life Grey is forced to leave the area and she has to go with him. They are
to stay at Blakely Hall, his ancestral home, until the danger has passed.
Somehow danger follows them. Beau, the duke, discovers how
the culprit is and sets out in a desperate race to save both his sister and
Lord Carshalton.
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