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Lady Bethany would rather die a spinster than submit to marriageâand thus reveal the horrible secret she has harbored for more than a year
Lord Locke is far too immersed in his service to the Crown for romance, but Lady Bethany is in dire circumstances.
Indebted to Bethanyâs late father and his close friend, the earl offers a perfect solution for both of them: a marriage in name only.
Perfect, if only they werenât so irresistibly drawn to each otherâand if Bethany hadnât found herself falling in love with a man even more mysterious than his reputation. Perfect, until she unwittingly learns heâs protecting her from a threat to her life.
To Mark, Bethany is just another assignment, a woman heâs convinced is hiding something. His offer of marriage was meant only to make it easier to safeguard her.
But when the simple threat turns to attempted murder and treason, Mark realizes that Bethany has stolen his heart and he can do nothing less than throw himself into a race against time to save her, whatever the price.
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âOh no! My skirt. Itâs caught between the stirrup leather and the saddle and itâs tearing.â
âIâll hold you up,â Locke said, raising her enough to tug it free.
She weighed almost nothing, but he was more than overwhelmed by the sweet lemony smell of her. When he at last lowered her to the ground, he found himself unable to let go, at least until she turned to face him.
Emerald eyes opened wide, Lady Bethanyâs cheeks flushed prettily. Was that wonderment on her features? He didnât see the slightest hint of fear in her. He felt her gaze admire him, drifting from his brows to his nose and arriving at last at his mouth. Her hands, so small and delicate against the firm muscles of his chest, gave no hint of the resistance sheâd shown last night.
She stood perfectly still, obviously aware that his breath had faltered. Did she realize what she did to him? Had she any idea how much he wanted to kiss her? And then he saw it, the glimmer of desire in her eyes that battered at his resolve. He raised a hand to brush a stray hair from her cheek and her eyelids fluttered shut, a tremble sweeping over her. His resistance melted and he traced her jaw to her chin and lifted it, leaning towards the soft pillow of her lips, wanting more than anything to taste their sweetness.
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