The Earl with the Secret Past

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An unexpected inheritance An explosive reunion Hardworking architect Adam Monroe finds his world shaken when he inherits an earldom! Thrust into the ton, he bumps into widow Kitty Fenton--his lost love. Years before, he refused to elope with Kitty to save her from ruin, and was heartbroken when she married soon after he left. Perhaps fate has given him a chance to discover the truth? After all, beneath the hurt their sparks of attraction are as strong as ever...
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AuthorJanice Preston
PublisherMills & Boon
PlaceLondon
Year2020-06-25
ISBN9780263277050
BindingPaperback
ConditionGood
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