The Lady Sparks a Flame (The Damsels of Discovery #2)
Elizabeth Everett
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· 9 ratings · 380 pages · Published: 25 Mar 2025
Lady Phoebe Hunt never anticipated returning from exile. A fatal choice drove her from England, but the death of her father—and the revelation of his debts—has brought her home. Once she settles her father’s estate, she will return to America, where she has reinvented herself. There’s no reason to remain, not even for one gravitationally challenged but deliciously tempting Sam Fenley.
Samuel Fenley is all ambition. Rising from shop boy to wealthy investor, he’s left knocking on doors that open only for those with a title. Unless he buys the damned door itself—and the estate that goes with it. Sam offers to relieve Phoebe of her burdens, but is her crumbling mansion all Sam wants? Or is it the Lady herself?
When threats from Phoebe’s past spark new dangers, Sam and Phoebe discover that neither is what the other expected. Standing on the edge of disaster, the disgraced Ice Queen will have to decide if she wants to forge through life alone, or let an unlikely hero melt her heart.
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- historical 3
- victorian 3
- class difference 2
- political/court intrigue 2
- m-f romance 2
- ceo/tycoon hero 2
- angst 1
- age gap 1
- grumpy & sunshine 1
- forced proximity 1
- disabilities & scars 1
- independent heroine 1
- grumpy/ice queen 1
- competent heroine 1
- tortured heroine 1
- poor heroine 1
- criminal heroine 1
- aristo/royal heroine 1
- sunny/happy hero 1
- sweet/gentle hero 1
- rich hero 1
- Add topics
- content warnings
- self harm 2
- past abuse 1
- past child abuse 1
- geography
- england 2
- united kingdom 2
- Format
- Audiobook
- third person pov 2
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The 'The Damsels of Discovery' series
3.79 · 25 ratings
historical · tortured heroine · class difference · disabilities and marks · england · third-person-pov · competent heroine · grumpy sunshine · audiobook · m-f · independent heroine · forced proximity · united-kingdom · victorian · self harm · outlaw-heroine · past-child-abuse · working class heroine · rape-non-mc · tycoon
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