The Lyon and The Rose of Mayfair: The Lyon’s Den Connected World

Can Charlotte and Hugh’s love survive a family feud?

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Can Charlotte and Hugh’s love survive a family feud?

Charlotte Rose will settle for nothing less than true love. But how is she to find it amongst the ton where suitors compete to win her hand like a prized trophy? Dubbed ‘the Rose of Mayfair’ for her extraordinary beauty, Charlotte has low expectations as she prepares to enter her third Season. But her focus changes when her father’s nemesis returns to London, and an old feud reemerges, affecting her adored papa’s health and throwing their happy home into turmoil. Charlotte will do anything to end the feud and restore her papa to his genial self—even if it means consorting with his enemy’s son.

Hugh Warsham is nothing like his father, a hot-tempered general who spent much of his life in military combat. Determined not to follow in his footsteps, Hugh studies to be a barrister but finds the work tedious and the long hours torturous. Reprieve comes in the form of an unexpected inheritance. With his newfound fortune, Hugh starts to frequent the Lyon’s Den, delighting in the freedom denied to him in his previous life.

But, aware that Mrs. Dove-Lyon, proprietor of the infamous gaming den, seeks to entrap wealthy bachelors into marriage, he is cautious not to fall into her spider’s web—until she plants a rose in his path and temptation becomes too great to resist.

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Author: Aviva Orr
Series: Lyons Den
Genre: Regency Romance
Tag: Dragonblade Lyon’s Den
ASIN: B0D3WMRVHC
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