Short Synopsis
In this third book of the Bedwyn Saga, meet Freyja, the wild-hearted daughter who meets her match in a man as passionate, reckless, and scandalous as she. Contains mature themes.

Full Synopsis
Growing up with four unruly brothers has made Freyja Bedwyn far bolder than most society ladies. From feisty manner to long, tumbling hair, Lady Freyja is pure fire—a woman who seeks both adventure and freedom.

Adventure soon finds her on a visit to Bath, when a handsome stranger bursts into Freyja's room and entreats her to hide him. His name is Joshua Moore, Marquess of Hallmere, a man with a hell-raising reputation of his own who is quickly intrigued by the independent beauty. So intrigued, in fact, that he makes her a surprising request: to pose as his fiancée and help thwart his family's matchmaking schemes. For two people determined to be free, it's the perfect plan . . . until passion blindsides them both. For as Joshua sets out to achieve his complete seduction of Freyja, a woman who has sworn off love is in danger of losing the one thing she never expected to give again: her heart.

Contains mature themes.

"With its impeccable plotting and memorable characters, Balogh's book raises the bar for Regency romances." ---Publishers Weekly Starred Review

"Zingy dialog, witty humor, and marvelously appealing characters breathe new life into a classic plot." ---Library Journal

"Balogh is the queen of spicy Regency-era romance, creating memorable characters in unforgettable stories." ---Booklist

"Balogh's sense of humor and great skill for crafting remarkable characters is in high form, and readers will appreciate her talents as they savor this treat." ---RT Book Reviews

"Rosalyn Landor does her usual perfect job voicing the book . . . I always enjoy listening to Balogh’s work – it’s always more than a little, steamy regency romance." ---Fangs, Wands and Fairy Dust

"As usual, the Bedwyn family bands together when needed and I enjoyed seeing them come (en masse) to Joshua's aid in this story." ---Bambi Unbridled

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