This is the most beautiful cover I've seen in a while! Not to mention it sounds so cute :)
To win her love. . .
As an extremely wealthy laird,
Gowan Stoughton, Duke of Kinross, can have any of the maidens at the
ball he attends. The only problem is they are all English and Gowan is
not so certain they are suitable. He is accustomed to the hard-working
lasses from his Highlands, not these dainty noblewomen who spend their
days drinking tea or some other such nonsense. But then he makes the
acquaintance of Lady Edith Gilchrist. Utterly bewitched by the
emerald-eyed beauty with lush golden locks, he knows he must have her.
He must free her from her tower. . .
"Edie" had the misfortune of being
dreadfully ill at her debut ball and barely remembers what Gowan looks
like. Even worse, she accepted his proposal the following day. Edie's
only true passion is playing music—until Gowan writes a scandalous
letter and stirs the most irresistible desire. Yet when they marry, Edie
realizes her husband needs a lesson and locks herself in a tower.
Somehow Gowan must find a way to enter the tower and convince his new
bride that she belongs in his arms.
Meet the Author
A New York Times bestselling
author, Eloisa James is a professor of English literature who lives
with her family in New York, but who can sometimes be found in Paris or
Italy. (Her husband is an honest-to-goodness Italian knight!) Eloisa's
website offers short stories, extra chapters, and even a guide to
shopping in Florence.
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