I adore Anne Gracie’s romances and had high expectations for this one – thankfully, it did not disappoint! I can’t believe I’m giving so many 5-star reviews lately, but I’m on a winning streak so far.
As pride, duty and passion clash, will these two stubborn hearts find more than they ever dreamed of? But strong-minded and independent Emm is neither as compliant nor as proper as he expected, and Cal finds himself most inconveniently seduced by his convenient wife.Įmm knows they didn’t marry for love, yet beneath her husband’s austere facade, she catches glimpses of a man who takes her breath away.
When he discovers that Miss Emmaline Westwood, the girls’ former teacher, guides them with ease, Cal offers her a marriage of convenience. Cal can command the toughest of men, but his wild half-sisters are quite another matter. Major Calbourne Rutherford returns to England on the trail of an assassin, only to find he’s become Lord Ashendon, with the responsibility for vast estates and dependent relatives. In her spare time, she enjoys beekeeping and playing with her new puppy, Chloe.Genre: Romance (Historical/Regency Romance)įrom the award-winning author of The Summer Bride comes the first in a charming new historical romance series where marriages of convenience turn into true love matches. Gracie continues to teach focusing mainly on teaching adults how to read and write which she finds greatly rewarding.
She has won numerous awards including the 2001 National Readers' Choice Award for Gallant Waif and To Catch A Bride was listed as a 2009 Best Book by the Library Journal. Her novels have been translated into many languages and published in Belgium, Thailand and The Czech Republic, just to name a few. While the novel never made it past the notebooks, Gracie began writing again and discovered romance.
Gracie taught English and encouraged others to write, but seemed to have lost it for herself until a backpacking trip sparked a novel written in notebooks. Gracie also read voraciously, favoring authors such as Jane Austen and Richard Llewellyn. Her family told her while she was growing up, she told the family pets stories while playing in the sandbox. Growing up, Anne Gracie always loved stories.
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