The Hidden Lord
An audacious young woman. A mysterious lord. And a rescue turned kidnapping that may unlock a great passion.
In this steamy historical romance, a young woman tries to help solve a centuries old mystery, while a secretive lord tries to uncover the truth about a murder. When the two collide, chaos ensures. But perhaps chaos is the key to discovering true love?
She’s trying to prove she can keep a secret …
Henri Bigsby is mortified to learn that she is considered a gossip. So when she encounters a mystery to be solved, she is determined to prove she can keep her mouth shut and help a new friend. The only problem is, they did not expect that dangerous opposing forces might be trying to solve it, too.
He can’t allow his secrets to be disclosed …
When Lord Gabriel Strathmore rescues a young woman, he is dismayed to discover she is the girl known to have Parliament’s loosest lips. With a sensitive diplomatic negotiation under way, and lives hanging in the balance, he cannot afford for Miss Bigsby to gossip about his presence in London. He is forced to take the protesting young miss with him against her will.
Now the two of them are spending a lot of time together, and discovering that what was once a passing attraction may lead to something much deeper if they can find a way to work together.
The Hidden Lord is the delightful second book in the Inconvenient Ventures Regency adventure romance series, set within Nina Jarrett’s bestselling Inconvenient Brides world. Each sub-series can be enjoyed on its own, with a new romance in every volume. If you enjoy clever clues, secret societies, daring heroines, and heart-stopping kisses, then you’ll adore Nina Jarrett’s charming novel. Can be read as a standalone book or as part of the series.
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