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by Johanna Lindsey
Lady Margaret Landor first met Sebastian Townshend as a child, when
he caught her peeking into her older sister's engagement ball. Tall,
dashing, and charming, Sebastian was one of the most sought-after
bachelors in Kent and cut a romantic figure she would not soon
forget. Never did she dream that one day she would be living at his
family's magnificent estate with Sebastian's father, the eighth Earl
of Edgewood, as her guardian--while Sebastian is banished from his
family due to the tragic results of a duel. When life at Edgewood
takes a sinister turn with the earl suffering a suspicious number of
life-threatening accidents, Margaret wonders if Sebastian's younger
brother and his wife have grown impatient to inherit the
earldom......
'Lindsey deftly mixes danger and sensual sizzle in a quicksilver plot before neatly wrapping up her subtly witty, deliciously sexy historical romance with a clever twist.' - Booklist.
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