Laughter and Libel
Regina Reed
Marriage is all fine and well, for those who are either in love or in debt, but as Miss Augusta Fitzroy is in neither, she will not be persuaded to marry—period. Besides, she has a charity school to help govern, nosey neighbors to ignore, and rakish men to take down a peg or two; she is swamped. That is until a childhood playmate transformed into a brooding mountain of a man (with a broader chest than ought to be permitted) returns. Will his sullenness be her undoing, or will she retain her independence?
Daniel Huxley is perfectly content to be in the presence of a lady, so long as she does not flirt with him, flatter him, or look in his direction, if possible. When his ailing uncle requests he assume his position on the governance board for the Downing School for Girls, he is thrown into the path of the one woman who may capsize his best intentions.
Can these two headstrong enemies possibly become allies?
Laughter and Libel is a sweet, witty Regency romance with a guaranteed HEA!
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