How the Scot Stole the Bride (Matchmaking Madness Book 4) by Laura A. Barnes
When
fate opens a door, one must …
She
was destined to become a Duchess. He wanted to claim her for himself. Before
the wedding vows are spoken, can they explore the depths of their attraction?
Selina
Pemberton’s father arranged for her to marry a duke’s son when she was a young
girl still in the nursery. Their marriage would unite two dukedoms and lay the
foundation for a powerful dynasty. However, he wasn’t the gentleman who starred
in her fantasies. No. The honor went to the groom’s cousin. A most maddening
Scotsman. He irritated her with his teasing and the nickname Duchess he
bestowed on her. Yet his kisses ignited a passion that soothed her soul. Every
stolen moment with him tempted Selina to defy her father’s demands. Can Selina
change the course of her destiny? Or is she destined for a marriage of
loneliness?
There
wasn’t a lass who didn’t find Duncan Forrester charming. With the exception of
his cousin’s bride to be. A lady who had stolen his heart. He shouldn’t give
into his temptation to seduce her, but her vulnerability kept drawing him under
her spell. He wished to steal her away to Scotland. When Selina finally opened
her heart to him, Duncan thought they would spend their lifetime loving each
other. However, his uncle had other plans. He forced them apart, leaving Duncan
struggling to win Selina’s affection. When he caught her sharing a kiss with
his cousin, Duncan realized he must confess of his love. Can Duncan convince
Selina of his undying devotion? Or would he allow other forces to keep them
apart?
A lady
whose greatest wish was to feel loved. A gentleman whose greatest wish was
forbidden. Would these two fall victim to a lost courtship? Or would Selina and
Duncan succumb to scandalous temptation?
If
you enjoy an emotional romance filled with passionate scenes, then you’ll love
Selina and Duncan’s gripping love story.
Spoil
yourself with How the Scot Stole the Bride today!
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