Lady Courtney's Second Chance
She loved him before, but can she love the stranger he’s become?
He’s back from the dead…
For five years, Lady Courtney Montague has treasured her grief like a sacred flame. Her beloved fiancé, Lucien Cavanaugh, Viscount Furoe, died a hero in Ireland—or so she believed. Then he walks back into her life as if summoned from her dreams, devastatingly handsome and heartbreakingly alive.
But the man who returns is a stranger wearing her beloved’s face.
He can’t remember her, but she can’t forget him…
Lucien remembers nothing of his former life—not his family, not his title, and not the woman who still wears his ring on a chain around her neck. All he knows is that he’s a widower with a two-year-old daughter, crushing debts, and a practical need for a wealthy wife. Logic says Lady Courtney is the perfect solution.
His heart says she’s dangerous.
Some love stories deserve a second chapter…
Courtney refuses to marry a man who sees her as a convenient arrangement. She wants the impossible—to be loved again by the only man who ever owned her heart. But how do you make someone fall in love with you twice? And what happens when you discover the man he’s become might be worth loving even more than the one you lost?
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