Wooing may possibly not be his strong fit .

Admittedly, with regards to courtship, the Marquess of Wallingham’s strategy is a few roses in short supply of a bouquet. Charles Bainbridge provides spent two long years wooing the woman he loves, waiting around patiently until he’s half mad. Right now, at a winter season hunting party, he has one last opportunity to persuade her they are meant to be. And this period, he won’t let meaningless doubts, his meddling mom, or several mishaps and mangled bonnets stand in his way.

And about Twelve Nights as His Mistress interest may possibly not be hers . . .

Safe and sound and comfortable inside her tidy, carefully ordered life, Julia Willoughby hasn’t known longing like this. Others observe Charles as the tranquil, manageable sort. Julia sees the truth: This dragon’s son has a fireplace of his very own. A sufficient amount of to sear her with a touch, a glimpse, a kiss. For the sake of his joy, she refuses to bind him in a childless union. Her heart, however, isn’t so easily convinced, for this desires Charles rather madly.

But a marquess must do just what a marquess should do . . .

Outraged at the very thought of dropping her to a dusty country squire, Charles makes your final provide: Spend 12 nights in his bed, and if she can easily still deny they are perfect for each other, he will allow her go. But not before thoroughly tempting the beautiful, stubborn Julia to trade practical predictability for the nice chaos of real love.

Contains mature themes.