Tom Dawson's sister Sally is ruined by a man claiming to be James Kerr, the Earl of Roxborough. Tom, a journalist, soon uncovers information that seems to point to the earl being a foul fiend he should never let near his new nephew.
Through a combination of circumstances, Tom is left holding the baby, literally, and desperately trying to figure out how he can start his new job at the prestigious Times newspaper in London and care for Josh at the same time.
A kind young woman who introduces herself as Vivian goes out of her way to help him at the haberdasher's. He is thrilled to make his first friend in London, until he discovers she's Vivian Kerr, the sister of the man who ruined Sally's life.
Angered at Viv seemingly having everything, and he and his family struggling for every penny, he sets out to ruin Viv the same way James apparently ruined Sally.
But his cold calculation soon warms to admiration, respect and even love. His plan for ruining the unsuspecting young woman keeps changing the closer Tom grows to her.
Viv's heart has gone out to the seeming widower with an adorable son who moves into the flat across the street from her townhouse. The more time she spends helping with baby Josh so Tom can make the most of his chances as a writer, the more heated their connection becomes.
Tom's ultimate revenge on the Kerrs is like a bolt from the blue, shattering their newfound happiness, and Vivian's entire family. It's only when Tom realizes he could lose everything, including the incredible passion he and Viv share, that he truly understands the harm his wrath has caused. Can Tom repair the damage and save his relationship before it's too late?
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Word Count=117,833
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Sensuality Rating
This novel contains explicit love scenes, topics and language. It is intended for mature audiences.
About the Author
Jacinta Carey is the author of The Starbuck Saga, The Ravishing Romans series, The Wild Heart series, The Gordons of Gretna series, and The Kerrs of Kelso series. She loves to cook for her large family and all her friends, and adores cats.
Genre: Historical Romance
Through a combination of circumstances, Tom is left holding the baby, literally, and desperately trying to figure out how he can start his new job at the prestigious Times newspaper in London and care for Josh at the same time.
A kind young woman who introduces herself as Vivian goes out of her way to help him at the haberdasher's. He is thrilled to make his first friend in London, until he discovers she's Vivian Kerr, the sister of the man who ruined Sally's life.
Angered at Viv seemingly having everything, and he and his family struggling for every penny, he sets out to ruin Viv the same way James apparently ruined Sally.
But his cold calculation soon warms to admiration, respect and even love. His plan for ruining the unsuspecting young woman keeps changing the closer Tom grows to her.
Viv's heart has gone out to the seeming widower with an adorable son who moves into the flat across the street from her townhouse. The more time she spends helping with baby Josh so Tom can make the most of his chances as a writer, the more heated their connection becomes.
Tom's ultimate revenge on the Kerrs is like a bolt from the blue, shattering their newfound happiness, and Vivian's entire family. It's only when Tom realizes he could lose everything, including the incredible passion he and Viv share, that he truly understands the harm his wrath has caused. Can Tom repair the damage and save his relationship before it's too late?
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Word Count=117,833
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Sensuality Rating
This novel contains explicit love scenes, topics and language. It is intended for mature audiences.
About the Author
Jacinta Carey is the author of The Starbuck Saga, The Ravishing Romans series, The Wild Heart series, The Gordons of Gretna series, and The Kerrs of Kelso series. She loves to cook for her large family and all her friends, and adores cats.
Genre: Historical Romance
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