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Devil's Bargain (The Regency Rags to Riches Series Book 2) - cover

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Devil's Bargain (The Regency Rags to Riches Series Book 2)

Jade Lee

Publisher: Jade Lee

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Summary

Lynette is a penniless relation, thanks to the sudden death of her father.

Refusing to burden her extended family, Lynette resigns to the inevitable: selling herself into marriage.

But to whom?

Viscount Marlock—a carnal, unrepentant, dark-devil of a manÔÇöhas offered to arrange a profitable match.

But for a price.

The Viscount will teach her all she must know about ensnaring a man—using touch and tongue—opening her to the pleasures of the flesh. In turn, she must obey without question, trusting his whispered promises.

But who will be caught, and who will be saved?

REVIEWS:

"A luscious bonbon of a read—the education of an innocent, hot sensual, romantic, and fun!" ~USA Today bestselling author Thea Devine

REGENCY RAGS TO RICHES, in series order
No Place for a Lady
Devil's Bargain
Almost an Angel
The Dragon Earl
Available since: 08/27/2012.

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