Wolfhaven
This Love Leaves Scars
Everyone in England believes that Lord Gareth Lucan, the Duke of Wolfhaven, is responsible for the untimely death of his father’s ward and – disgracefully – his intended bride. The scandal was so shocking that even the servants fled his decaying castle on the moors. Now he’s returned to his childhood home to dismantle his tainted family legacy once and for all – only to discover an unexpected tenant living on his property.
Miss Evaine Ballard doesn’t care about rumors. All she wants is a roof over her sick grandmother’s head, even if it means renting a cottage on cursed land. She doesn’t expect to ever meet the infamous duke—until one fateful day when she accidentally knocks a stranger from his horse. The moment their eyes meet, Evaine feels something awaken—something she’s never dared to feel before.
Drawn to his mystery, she seeks him out in secret. But passion burns quickly in the shadows of Wolfhaven, and when Evaine discovers the truth of who he is and what he’s done, it’s already far too late.
Because she’s fallen for the wicked duke everyone fears…
And now, she must wonder—has she given her heart to a murderer?
Wolfhaven is a lush gothic historical romance for lovers of dark fairy tales
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