A Poisonous Flower for the Lady
Her dream is going to kill her. The only cure is the most toxic flower in the world... And only he can find it and bring her back to life!
Aurora Washam, the daughter of a famous botanologist, a smart and independent woman whats to follow her father's footsteps. But as a woman, her passion and skills as a botanologist are underestimated by the scientists' society.
The adventurous Lord Elmore Winters, Earl of Gloucestershire, a well-traveled man with a passion for medicine, would be the best ally for her... if he was not a man! His charms feel as dangerous as the plant itself, the poisonous flower that was the reason why Lord Elmore travelled the world until he came back to introduce the information he collected with the Botanists' Society.
Although Aurora is defensive against his charms, she cannot but be amazed by a beautiful but poisonous flower he brought with him... Angel's Trumpet!
Will Lord Elmore help Aurora present her ideas in the Botanists' Society or will he try to steal her research, again? Aurora has to fight against her trust issues, an illness from the past, and an arranged marriage she is forced to accept...
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