The Debutante of Drury Lane
A lady pretending to be mere miss, a bamboozled director, and a romance that’s fit for the stage…
Lady Giselle has written a play, and a good one at that, but if her father, the Duke of Marbury has anything to say, it’ll never see the light of day. So she’s forced to be… creative. And that’s why, while pitching her manuscript to the Drury Lane Theater, she hides her true identity. But oh my! She never expected Mr. Carter Dodd, the theater’s esteemed director, to be so incredibly charming—not to mention utterly gorgeous.
Carter Dodd has been in the business too long not to recognize an actress when he sees one. So when Miss G.E. Oldham, his debut playwright presents herself as a simple miss, he’s not deceived in the least. And by God, he’s sworn off actresses forever—romantically, anyway. It doesn’t matter that Miss Oldham’s smile speaks to his soul, or that her eyes resemble priceless emeralds, her hair shines like lava and her body could tempt a saint; he refuses to fall for a woman who is trained to pretend and manipulate.
So what are these emotions plaguing his heart?
Curse it all, he’s in trouble…
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