The Rake of Hearts by Emily Windsor

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When the heart is afire…
By his own admission, Lord Ernest Brook is a rake. With sapphire gaze, sinfully handsome looks and a duke for a brother, the pleasures of London have come with ease…apart from one.
Ever since the gauntlet of her first wintry dismissal was thrown, the widowed Hebe Lock has stirred his deepest desires, but just what would it take to woo such a woman?

Sparks will fly.
Hebe Locke has vowed to never again fall for a scoundrel after her brief marriage to one left her broken and haunted.
Now she finds comfort with paintbrush and canvas, but as a female artist in a male world, commissions are as rare as a ballroom without rakes.

A castle of enchantment.
As the heat of late summer warms the land, an ancient, moated castle plays host to a widow and a rake, both concealing passions contrary to their reputations.
But as Lord Ernest awakens Hebe’s desire and thaws her frozen emotions, can she hold true to her vow?
Or can this rake win the one heart he yearns for?

Sensual Regency romance with warmth and wit, this tale also includes a disreputable aunt with a secondary love story, Cotswold country fairs, sinful masquerades and…a goat.
A Lady to Suit Series…

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File Name:the-rake-of-hearts-by-emily-windsor.epub
Original Title:The Rake of Hearts (A Lady to Suit Book 2)
Creator:Emily Windsor
Language:en
Identifier:MOBI-ASIN:B09CRFX99X
Publisher:Senara Press
Date:2021-08-22T23:00:00+00:00
File Size:479.877 KB

Table of Content

1. Title Page
2. Copyright
3. Dedication
4. Contents
5. Prologue
6. 1. A rake is not born but shaped…by many hands
7. 2. Lady Luck
8. 3. I am what I pack
9. 4. This hell hath no fury like Mrs Locke
10. 5. Skeletons in the castle stables
11. 6. “I would not be a queen for all the world”
12. 7. Were thee born in a barn?
13. 8. When the heart is afire, sparks will fly from the mouth…
14. 9. A cat in mittens catches no mice
15. 10. “A rake is a composition of all the lowest, most ignoble, degrading, and shameful vices.”
16. 11. Labyrinth
17. 12. Twinkle, twinkle, little star…
18. 13. Equal hearts beat beneath a crow or a swan
19. 14. By fair means or fowl…
20. 15. The horse of hope gallops but the ass of experience walks
21. 16. Home is where the art is…
22. 17. Pretty as a picture
23. 18. Seek and ye shall find
24. 19. Take heart…
25. 20. Ale’s well that ends well
26. 21. A taste of heaven…
27. 22. Veni, vidi, vici
28. 23. Play your cards right
29. 24. “A prythee good moon, reveal to me, this night who my husband shall be.”
30. 25. Trial by Fire, Water and Greasy Pole
31. 26. Summer madness
32. 27. Carpe Noctem
33. 28. Sleight of hand
34. 29. A dark horse
35. 30. “’Tis the last rose of Summer, left blooming alone.”
36. 31. “Absence is to love what wind is to fire. It puts out the little, it kindles the great.”
37. 32. A watched sundial never moves
38. Epilogue
39. Thank You
40. Also by Emily Windsor
41. About the Author