Lyon Eyes

Enter the world of the most notorious gambling den in London, where matches are made... unusually. Welcome to the world of THE LYON'S DEN: The Black Widow of Whitehall Connected World, where the underground of Regency London thrives... and loves.

About the Book

Heiress to a fortune, Jenny Hambling needs a husband, before she is made to marry a man she despises. The Lyon’s Den is her only option to buy a husband fast.

But she runs into the last man she wants to meet, Miles, The Duke of Goldthorpe. He ruined Jenny’s debut by calling her a Mill Girl. Now he will ruin her bargain with his friend.

Three years ago, Miles saw Jenny and tumbled head over heels in love. Doubting his feelings, he called her a name he later regretted, but he arrived at her house too late to apologize. Jenny had gone home. Philosophically, Miles put the whole incident down to a brief infatuation and went on with his life. But infuriatingly, he could never forget her.

Now, he can do no less than make amends for her disastrous first season.

Thrown together, Jenny and Miles find their attraction as strong as ever. But their lives have moved on, and they find themselves in a new place. Miles is a duke with all the pomp and responsibility that entails. Jenny has an industrial empire to manage in the north. The obstacles seem too great.

But are they really?

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Other Lyon’s Den Books
Into the Lyon’s Den
The Scandalous Lyon
Fed to the Lyon
The Lyon’s Lady Love
The Lyon’s Laird
The Lyon Sleeps Tonight
A Lyon in Her Bed
Fall of the Lyon
Lyon’s Prey
Loved by the Lyon
The Lyon’s Den in Winter
Kiss of the Lyon
Always the Lyon Tamer
To Tame the Lyon
The Lyon’s Surprise
How to Steal a Lyon’s Fortune
A Lyon’s Pride

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Author: Lynne Connolly
Genre: Regency Romance
Tag: Dragonblade Lyon’s Den
ASIN: B0BJSZ5DWV

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About the Author

Lynne Connolly

I write stories, and I always have. And I love a happy ending, especially a well-deserved one.

I’m an award-winning, best-selling author of historical romance. I fell in love with the eighteenth century when I was nine years old, and it’s my dream job to write about the people who lived and loved back then.

I used to work in marketing, and I have more letters after my name than in it, but I don’t use them much anymore.

I live in the UK with my family, including my muse, Frankie the Nonsense, a ragdoll with no decorum. I love traveling, and I get over to the States at least once a year.

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