The Pursuit of Lord Kit Cavanaugh
#1 New York Times bestselling author Stephanie Laurens continues to explore the enthralling world of the Cavanaugh brothers in the eagerly anticipated second volume in her captivating series.
A gentleman of means, desirable and well-connected, crosses paths with a beautiful lady of sterling character, and in dealing with challenges on multiple fronts, they prove to be an unstoppable force.
One of the most desirable bachelors in London society, Lord Christopher “Kit” Cavanaugh has settled on the true path for his future, and it does not include a society marriage. Kit is all business and wants to make ocean-going yachts for the upper class. He’s settled on Bristol because there he can get all the right skills in one place to launch his passion—Cavanaugh Yachts.
Sylvia Buckleberry runs a charity school for impoverished children. When she discovers they are being forced out of their current location by a new business venture she knows she must act quickly. But confronting Kit Cavanaugh takes courage. The last time they met, she coolly dismissed his advances thinking she’d never see him again.
After hearing Sylvia out, Kit knows he must help. But it quickly becomes clear there are others who want the school—and Cavanaugh Yachts—permanently closed. Putting their differences aside, Kit and Sylvia fight to secure a better home for her school and in doing so, secure their joint future.
A classical historical romance set in Somerset and Bristol. Second novel in The Cavanaughs—a full-length historical romance of 99,000 words.
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