The Devil and the Heiress (The Gilded Age Heiresses #2)
Harper St. George
Rated: 3.90 of 5 stars
3.90
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· 36 ratings · Published: 29 Jun 2021
No one would guess that beneath Violet Crenshaw's ladylike demeanor lies the heart of a rebel. American heiresses looking to secure English lords must be on their best behavior, but Violet has other plans. She intends to flee London and the marriage her parents have arranged to become a published author--if only the wickedly handsome earl who inspired her most outrageously sinful character didn't insist on coming with her.
Christian Halston, Earl of Leigh, has a scheme of his own: escort the surprisingly spirited dollar princess north and use every delicious moment in close quarters to convince Violet to marry him. Christian needs an heiress to rebuild his Scottish estate but the more time he spends with Violet, the more he realizes what he really needs is her--by his side, near his heart, in his bed.
Though Christian's burning glances offer unholy temptation, Violet has no intention of surrendering herself or her newfound freedom in a permanent deal with the devil. It's going to take more than pretty words to prove this fortune hunter's love is true....
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- victorian 10
- historical 9
- arranged/forced marriage 5
- cheerful/happy heroine 5
- independent heroine 5
- rich heroine 4
- virgin heroine 4
- sweet/gentle heroine 4
- caretaking 4
- forced proximity 3
- slow burn 3
- dual pov 3
- third person pov 3
- bad boys 3
- possessive hero 3
- competent heroine 2
- alpha male 2
- age gap 2
- m-f romance 2
- betrayal 1
- tortured hero 1
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The 'The Gilded Age Heiresses' series
3.83 · 161 ratings
m-f · historical · dual-pov · victorian · slow burn · third-person-pov · length-medium · england · independent heroine · competent heroine · possessive hero · virgin heroine · arranged marriage · rich heroine · open-door · explicit-open-door · forced proximity · sweet-hero · class difference
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