Never a Proper Lady
She was exactly what he needed…and everything he could never have…
Lord Constantine Kellinggrave’s scientific pursuits mean more to him than romance and High Society ever could. So, his nearly reclusive lifestyle is precisely how he wants it. Then a bet gone wrong brings an exasperatingly beautiful scrivener into his tidy world and she promptly ruins everything…
Faith Roth has never been a proper lady and that doesn’t bother her one little bit. All she’s ever wanted was to be a scrivener. So, if her austere—and frustratingly attractive—employer thinks he can make her quit her dream job, he’d better think again…
It’s not long before Faith and Constantine’s unique relationship attracts unwanted attention, and they’re forced into a fake betrothal to protect their reputations. But when their mutual hostility and annoyance transforms into something infinitely more complicated, will this pair of opposites find their way to happily ever after or heartbreak?
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Secrets, scandals, and sigh-worthy romance.
You won’t be able to turn the pages fast enough in this sweet, wholesome historical romance to see what misadventure Constantine and Faith are embroiled in next.
If you enjoy reading lovable rogues, enemies to lovers, spinsters, class differences, forced proximity and opposites attract clean historical romances with a pinch of mystery and inspiration, a dash of humor, and soul-searing emotion, then you’ll adore Collette Cameron’s captivating DAUGHTERS OF DESIRE: SCANDALOUS LADIES SERIES. Settle into a comfy reading nook with your favorite beverage for an entertaining, inspirational escape into the Regency era you can’t put down.
Though this book can easily be read as a stand-alone, most readers prefer to read the series in order.
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