The Duke’s Last Love
“Her parents have chosen her husband. They never expected her to want him.”
Lydia Pembroke has always dreamed of a marriage filled with love. So when her parents bring her to Ashcombe before the annual ball, she hopes their matchmaking might finally lead her to the right man.
Instead, they have chosen Tristan Cavendish, the devastatingly handsome Duke of Ashcombe. He is the one man in the ton everyone knows will never take a wife.
Yet Lydia soon discovers that his reputation does little to protect her from the man himself. From the way he watches her too closely, touches her too tenderly, and makes it harder to stay away.
Tristan has spent years keeping desire separate from love.
Until Lydia makes him want the one thing he swore he would never have.
Her.
And once he has tasted the possibility of having her, walking away may be the one thing he cannot do.
He vowed never to love again. She had no intention of accepting that vow.
“The Duke’s Last Love ” is a Historical Regency romance novel of more than 400 pages. STANDALONE, no cheating, no cliffhangers, and a guaranteed happily ever after.
“*If you like seductive Earls, Dukes, and Barons with a soft heart but a strong will, and romance stories depicting the Regency period, then this is the perfect novel for you.
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