Seducing a Frigid Lady
When her father promised her she will never have to marry if that is her wish, Priscilla Lloyd immediately chose the life of spinster. Since then, she proudly wears the title of the ice queen knowing it will protect her from the resentful suitors of the ton. While rebuffing every marriage proposal with an icy demeanour, she will be surprised when a wicked Lord intrigues her, threatening to melt her chilly facade and set fire to her deepest desires…
Will she fight it back or will passion conquer her for the first time?
Lord Lionel Sinclair is the Earl’s only son and his title comes with great responsibility. His parents force him to marry, and so, he resides in London. Lionel has ïne rule; he will not court any woman of the ton until he is absolutely certain he wishes to marry. Little did he know that upon meeting the tempting Priscilla he would break all his rules. Being more and more intrigued with lust for this alluring Lady, fate will soon challenge his feelings, honour and loyalty.
Will he be able to make the ultimate sacrifice for the sake of his flaming love?
Thrown together by chance at one of the few dinners Priscilla has been forced to attend, they realise that they may be each other’s saving grace or each other’s downfall. As passion and sinful kisses in the dark spark their sizzling romance, jealous suitors, schemes and secrets threaten their courtship. Can their scandalous affair thaw the ice queen’s heart and find its way amongst the madness or will the firestorm vanish the two lover’s passion like ephemeral snowflakes?
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