The Rogue’s Countess

Author: Monica Burns
Genre(s): Romance | Historical | Adult
Total pages: 99
The Rogue’s Countess

As a member of the Reckless Rockwoods family, Constance Rockwood Blakemore, Countess of Lyndham, is determined to help her friends find love, but at what cost to her own marriage.

Experience taught Gideon Lethbridge, Earl of Chelmsford, that only money and social position interest women. When a passionate interlude in a dark garden sets Gideon’s heart on fire, he’s outraged to learn his lover is an American heiress who bought herself a title. Despite his anger at being taken in by Viscountess Helstone, she’s haunted Gideon’s dreams ever since that night. When he discovers her living in his home five years later, he’s not about to let Lady Helstone leave until he’s had his fill of her.

Five years ago, Phoebe Hodges Wakefield, Viscountess Helstone’s hopelessness led to a moment of indiscretion with a stranger. Now a penniless widow, she’s author of the Currer Chronicles mocking the Marlborough Set. When Phoebe becomes the Marchioness of Wrotham’s secretary, she comes face-to-face with the man she’s never forgotten. Worse, she’s ridiculed in the Chronicles. With Gideon determined to seduce her, Phoebe is desperate to keep her writing a secret while trying not to fall in love.

The an dara sealladh is a part of who Constance Rockwood Blakemore, Countess of Lyndham is. Although her husband, Lucien, insists Constance end her unsolicited meddling in the affairs of others, she cannot abandon a friend in need. But ignoring Lucien’s wishes puts Constance’s marriage and happiness in jeopardy as well. Now helping Phoebe means Constance might lose the one thing that will destroy her, Lucien’s love.

The Rogue’s Countess is a Reckless Rockwoods Novel that prominently features different members of the Rockwood family as they meddle in their friends’ lives to ensure they find a happy ending.

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