Ivan Everley, 13th Baron Rothvale, would admit he’s the last person onearth who should have custody over a priceless collection of art. British law
affords him the title of ‘Lord,’ but underneath all the trappings he’s just a
regular guy, despite being a world champion in archery, and
certain…proclivities of a private nature. But Ivan’s public celebrity is
merely a sham–a carefully guarded secret borne out of the pain of betrayal.
Even his cousin Ethan Blackstone doesn’t know the truth behind the man he
considers a brother.
Lord Rothvale has a plethora of problems piled up to his aristocratic eyeballs,
but that doesn’t stop him from complicating his world further when a beautiful
art conservationist shows up to appraise his inherited collection of paintings.
Once Ivan gets a taste of Gabrielle Hargreave, mistaken
identity or not, he can’t think of anything but how good the green-eyed beauty
felt in his arms.
yet, Gabrielle might just teach our discontented lord a thing or two about
life, and about himself, and help them both discover the undeniable truth in
what it means to find something genuinely… priceless.
Raine Miller has
been reading romance novels since she picked up that first Barbara Cartland
book at the tender age of thirteen. And it’s a safe bet she’ll never stop,
because now she writes them too! Granted Raine’s stories are edgy enough to
turn Ms. Cartland in her grave, but to her way of thinking, a hot, sexy hero
never goes out of fashion. A former teacher, she’s now writing sexy romance
stories full time. She has a handsome prince of a husband, and two brilliant
sons to pull her back into the real world if the writing takes her too far
away. Her sons know she likes to write stories, but gratefully have never asked
to read any, thank God! Raine loves to hear from readers and to chat about the
characters in her books. You can contact her at raine_miller@ymail.com or visit www.RaineMiller.com to sign up for updates and her newsletter with
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