Wedded in Scandal (A Bridal Favors Novel)
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With her father cast from society as a liar and a thief, the ensuing scandal renders Lady Helaine unfit for marriage. Desperate to provide for herself and her mother, she adopts an assumed name and runs a dressmaker's shop specializing in bridal wear for ladies of high society. Helaine is happiest immersed in silk and satin but lives in terror that her true identity will be discovered and she will lose everything... again.
When Robert Percy, Viscount Redhill, encounters the mysterious Helaine he is entranced and sets out to weave a web of seduction sure to ensnare. Then he learns, too late, the heartbreaking truth of her sullied past.
Now to claim Helaine as his own, he must find a way to overcome the past. But what chance has love when a secret mistress becomes a scandalous wife?
REVIEWS:
"...deliciously flawed characters, sizzling chemistry, and a delightful journey." — Chrissy Burns
"Jade Lee [will] sweep you away." — Sabrina Jeffries, New York Times bestselling author
Bridal Favors Series
Engaged in Wickedness
Wedded in Scandal
Engaged in Passion
Wedded in Sin
Jade Lee, a USA Today bestseller, has two passions (well, except for her family, but that's a given). She loves dreaming up stories and playing racquetball, not always in that order. When her pro-racquetball career ended with a pair of very bad knees, she turned her attention to writing. An author of more than 30 romance novels, she's decided that life can be full of joy without ever getting up from her chair.
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Lee's diverting historical suggests that while scandal may strip one of one's title, breeding will out. Seamstress Mrs. Mortimer, aka Lady Helaine Talbott, has enough spunk and pure sex appeal to turn the head of Robert Percy, Viscount Redhill. Robert knows nothing of the tradeswoman's family shame, but he recognizes class when he sees it; harder for him to accept is that a lady could have the wits or sense for business, much less love being a shopkeeper. Charming verbal fencing ensues, and Helaine matches Robert clever retort for clever retort. Soon it becomes clear that they're meant for each other, but a marriage would be socially unacceptable, and Helaine fears her only choice is to become Robert's mistress. The entertaining read is only slightly marred by a somewhat contrived ending.
