Your Scarred Heart (Ladies of the Order #4)
Adele Clee
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· 10 ratings · 268 pages · Published: 21 Mar 2022
When Miss Honora Wild meets her first client, she fears there has been a dreadful mistake. Having escaped from a domineering father, she shouldn’t have to work for a man suspected of murder, one whose mood matches his frightening facial scar. She shouldn’t have to venture to his clifftop castle to prove the devil is innocent of the crime. But she owes her employer a great debt and has no option but to accept the assignment.
A lord plagued by injustice.
Lord Deville, had every reason to murder his brother and almost wished he had pushed the fool off the cliff. Society sees Sylvester’s disfigurement as a sign of guilt, and he’s desperate to clear his name. He had known to expect a female agent, but devious women have been the bane of his existence, and he suspects Miss Wild is hiding a wicked secret beneath her timid facade.
Will Honora learn to see beyond Sylvester’s intimidating persona?
Will Sylvester learn to trust a woman who’s not been entirely honest?
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- historical 4
- regency 4
- suspense 3
- mystery 3
- tortured hero 3
- forced proximity 3
- tortured heroine 3
- victorian 2
- m-f romance 2
- dual pov 1
- alpha male 1
- possessive hero 1
- royal hero 1
- politician hero 1
- sleuth heroine 1
- working class heroine 1
- virgin heroine 1
- poor heroine 1
- sweet/gentle heroine 1
- disabilities & scars 1
- class difference 1
- age gap 1
- grumpy & sunshine 1
- praise kink 1
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- victim blaming 1
- graphic violence 1
- past abuse 1
- past child abuse 1
- past child neglect 1
- past sexual abuse 1
- misogyny 1
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The 'Ladies of the Order' series
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graphic-violence · tortured hero · historical · regency · mystery · suspense · heroine sleuth · past-sexual-abuse · m-f · victorian · tortured heroine · explicit-open-door · class difference · forced proximity · death · length-medium · competent heroine · royalty · dual-pov · possessive hero
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