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If you love… well, if you love Regency romances, then you simply must read Celeste Bradley! Truly one of the best authors to emerge over the last few years, her books are witty, romantic and superb. They are known simply as The Royal Four, but there’s nothing simple about the elite band of spies who serve the King in secrecy. Their missions are dangerous, their love lives are scandalous and each man in the Royal Four has his own secrets. This is the story of the spy known as The Lion, he second book of the Royal Four.
Olivia Calwell’s new husband, Dane, is everything she could have ever hoped for in a man. The handsome Lord Greenleigh is charming, debonair, even a bit mysterious and just thinking of their wedding night makes Olivia blush with pleasure. Yet she can’t help but wonder what exactly Dane does all day. His hushed meetings with strangers, his odd comings and goings, it is all enough to drive Olivia mad! Could her beloved husband be involved in something dangerous? Could he even be spying for France? Spy Dane Calwell knows the new Lady Greenleigh is poised, well educated, and utterly captivating. But he’s just discovered that Olivia is also the most curious creature he has ever met! Most wives don’t give a whit what their husbands do all day. Why must Olivia ask so many questions and meddle in matters that do not concern her? Truth be told, Dane finds Olivia’s amateur sleuthing enchanting - even a little sexy. But when Olivia gets too close to the mission at hand, Dane must try to stop her before it’s too late, or risk losing his beautiful wife forever.
Meet Olivia:
Men, Olivia decided, were rather like rain. If one needed it, it never seemed to come. Lord Greenleigh is a very handsome man. Lord Greenleigh is a very powerful man. Lord Greenleigh… Lord Greenleigh was beginning to plague her off. It wasn't as though she would have had the wherewithal to turn him down. She wasn't an idiot, she knew the family and all their dependents at Cheltenham had no other recourse but this marriage.
It simply would have been nice to have been asked.
Men were not like rain. Men were more like an outbreak of rodents. One never knew what they were doing out of sight. Just when one thought the cats were managing everything nicely, it turned out that the dratted things were plotting against one all the while. Men were most definitely rats! |
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