The Duke and the Bluestocking
Can the duke convince the one young lady who doesn’t want to marry that he’s perfect for her?
Miss Emma Bainbridge is in danger of being labeled a bluestocking much to her mother’s horror. With her love of reading and outspoken opinions, her views on marriage are not hard to predict. The last thing she wants is to give up what little independence she enjoys to the whims and demands of a husband. She’d rather be a spinster.
William Davies, the Duke of Richmond, met Miss Bainbridge when he escorted her and her sisters to the British Museum. He was intrigued with her intelligence and zest for learning. She’s a stunning beauty and would make a perfect duchess. But there’s a big problem, Miss Bainbridge does not want to marry anyone, not even a duke. Somehow he must convince her that she’s the perfect woman for him.
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