The Magnificent Earl of March
A scandalous reputation.
Hunter Wakefield, the Earl of March, famously christened The Magnificent Earl by the Rake Review, is determined to avoid the parson’s mousetrap. Spending his days gambling and drinking away his father’s fortune, the last thing Hunt wants to do is play the hero. But when his reckless cousin assumes Hunt’s identity to snare and ruin an innocent, Hunt has no other choice but to clear his name and save the girl. However, the company of her infuriatingly beautiful, sharp-tongued older sister is most unwelcome.
A shocking attraction.
Miss Adelia St. George loathes rakes—especially those who smile like they can imagine you beneath them. The illegitimate daughter of a duke, she has no interest in love; her only goal is to protect her younger sister from men like the Earl of March. But when her sister elopes with an imposter, Delia is forced into an alliance with the sinfully handsome and very real Earl of March.
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