The Viscount Needs a Wife: Regency Historical Romance (All for Love Book 2)

He thought his heart was broken, until she inspired an unexpected passion.

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He thought his heart was broken, until she inspired an unexpected passion.

Emrys Fitzgerald, Viscount Ashford, widower and father of three, believes himself still heartbroken over his wife’s betrayal and subsequent death. To cheer him up, his friends the Duke and Duchess of Troubridge, invite him and his family to their country estate for a summer holiday. Thrown together with the Troubridges’ governess, he is shocked to find Miss Annis Pringle more than a little distracting.

What he doesn’t know is that Miss Pringle’s prim and proper exterior conceal a terrible secret, and when passion collides with Annis’s past, his need for a wife and mother for his children dictates a course that leads to unexpected love as well as danger. Emrys fears he is no heroic figure, but can he protect Annis from the man who wants to kill her and win her heart in the bargain?

Warning: This book contains children and cuddles, as well as spicy bits! Tears and laughter are distinct possibilities.

Tropes you’ll love:

  • Marriage of convenience
  • single dad
  • class difference
  • governess heroine
  • heroine in need of protection
  • secretly wolfish teddy bear hero
  • extra spicy

Note: This series is part of Dragonblade’s Flame line, so this is a scorching-hot read with open-door steam.

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All for Love series:
Book 1 – An Inconvenient Marriage
Book 2 – The Viscount Needs a Wife
Book 3 – Wife Wanted
Book 4 – Compromising the Marquess

Details
Author: Wren St. Claire
Series: All for Love, Book 2
Genre: Regency Romance
Tag: Dragonblade Flame
ASIN: B0FP7VPFGM
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