Mending the Baron's Sins
Orla has had one dream for many years, to heal others, but a vindictive suitor blocked her path to a London midwifery career. Desperate, she accepts an offer to mend Baron De Rees, once the tempting blue-eyed boy of the ton and now dangerously ill. However, as she delves into his mysterious world, an irresistible pull draws her closer. When the lines blur between professional duty and forbidden desire, a stolen kiss will ignite a great passion within her.
Will she resist a temptation that could reshape her destiny?
Horace Coates, Baron De Rees is sick and haunted by past mistakes of his arrogant, selfish life, marked by bitterness and regret. When Orla, an unexpected healer, emerges to tend to his afflictions, Horace realizes that she is connected to his tragic story. Torn between his notorious history and ailing present, the beguiling Orla awakens a sizzling passion he cannot tame. As Horace seeks redemption, he slowly realizes that her scandalous touch will be the medicine he always craved for.
If only his burning love could free him from his golden cage…
As Orla and Horace’s forbidden romance deepens into something more than just stolen moments behind closed doors, a deep buried secret blocks their every step to happiness. The more Orla sees of Horace’s illness, the more she can’t help wondering if there’s something else behind it all. Will Orla stay long enough to discover the truth or will she leave fearing scandal? Can their love be the force against the sea of lies and fear surrounding them?
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