âI can protect you.â
But she must accept his ring!
An Allied at the Altar story: after an abusive marriage, Sofia is struggling to find acceptance in Society. So when dashing Viscount Taunton needs her investment for his business, sheâs surprised by his strong, supportive nature. In Conallâs arms she discovers true pleasure. Yet to fully leave her past behind, Sofia must consider Conallâs offer of his full protectionâin the form of wedding vows!
Allied at the Altar miniseries
Book 1âA Marriage Deal with the Viscount Book 2âOne Night with the Majorâcoming soon
âThe author had me reading late into the night because I couldnât put it down.â
âGoodreads on Seduced by the Princeâs Kiss by Bronwyn Scott
âA very compelling story of a young woman falling in love.â
âGoodreads on Seduced by the Princeâs Kiss by Bronwyn Scott
BRONWYN SCOTT is a communications instructor at Pierce College in the United States, and the proud mother of three wonderful childrenâone boy and two girls. When sheâs not teaching or writing she enjoys playing the piano, travellingâespecially to Florence, Italyâand studying history and foreign languages. Readers can stay in touch on Bronwynâs website, bronwynnscott.com, or at her blog, bronwynswriting.blogspot.com. She loves to hear from readers.
Also by Bronwyn Scott
Russian Royals of Kuban miniseries
Compromised by the Princeâs Touch
Innocent in the Princeâs Bed Awakened by the Princeâs Passion Seduced by the Princeâs Kiss
Allied at the Altar miniseries
A Marriage Deal with the Viscount
And look out for the next book coming soon.
Discover more at millsandboon.co.uk.
ISBN: 978-1-474-08860-2
A MARRIAGE DEAL WITH THE VISCOUNT
© 2018 Nikki Poppen
Published in Great Britain 2018
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For Kathryn, who wondered if llamas and alpacas
would make a good story. They do. Now you know.
And for Brony, my own âAliceâ and innovator,
who never hesitates to contemplate six impossible things before breakfast.
Men reveal themselves the most in the least of their actions. In this case, it was the failure to offer a drink. On that omission alone, Conall Everard knew he was going to be refused. Heâd learned to look for meaning in the smallest of gesturesâor the lack of them. Today, heâd been in the Duke of Cowdenâs study for precisely one and a half minutes and he already knew the interview would go poorly. This afternoon, the Duke had not offered him a drink, only a seat in a maroon, Moroccan-leather chair designed for style over comfort, a sign he was fortunate to get an appointment with the Duke at all no matter how short the audience. Longer audiences got more comfortable chairs. It affirmed his earlier assumption of bad news. The Duke was a busy man. Most of