Isabella Bradford

In this final book of the trilogy, the youngest Wylder sister rebels when the family tries to get her to marry the dull Lord Crump. Her interest is directed towards the scandalous bachelor the Duke of Sheffield.

Lady Elizabeth Wylder--humiliated when her future husband, the Duke of Hawkesworth, fails to appear for their first introduction--nearly succumbs to the sizzling kiss of a dangerously handsome stranger. When she finally meets her betrothed, only to come face to face with her would-be seducer, Lizzie knows she has found love. But is her passion enough to persuade a Duke of scandalous lineage and lifestyle to give his heart completely?

"Raised in the Dorset countryside, Lady Charlotte Wylder doesn't care one bit about well-bred decorum. The dark-haired, blue-eyed beauty would rather ride a horse than attend a stuffy ball. So when Charlotte learns that she is to leave immediately for London to wed the Duke of Marchbourne, a perfect model of aristocratic propriety, she is less than enchanted with her arranged marriage. But to her delight, their first encounters are brazenly flirtatious,...