Marry Me, My Lady
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4.6 • 36 Ratings
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- $3.99
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- $3.99
Publisher Description
Handsome and carefree, Lord Douglas–second son of the illustrious Cherrill family–has met his match in the brilliant and vivacious Lady Phoebe de Moncy. Once a darling of London society, Phoebe has retreated to the countryside with her infant daughter after a scandalous mistake.
Douglas admires Phoebe’s resilience and grace. He’s always been a fun-loving fellow, but now he finds himself questioning the stiff and often unfair rules of his noble upbringing. Phoebe, on the other hand, feels emboldened by Douglas’s unwavering support and dashing charm. Could she dare to hope for a future where love conquers all scandal?
Yet society’s expectations loom large, threatening to tear them apart just as they’re starting to dream of a life together. Douglas must decide if he’s willing to risk his reputation as a gentleman to marry the woman he loves. Phoebe, with the scars of her past still fresh, must find the courage to believe in a future filled with love, happiness, and acceptance.
Customer Reviews
Sweet and good
Phoebe and Doug has a sweet courtship even though their circumstances were different and a tad bit difficult. Their journey to their HEA was sweet and humble in a time of adversity. Good read
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Sweet love story
This is a well written love story that revolves around Douglas and Phoebe. Phoebe is sent away from society to deliver a child out of wedlock. The father refused to acknowledge the child was his and Phoebe’s parents removed her in order to prevent a scandal. She delivers a healthy baby girl, Ellen, except she is born with a cleft palate. While in seclusion she meets Douglas, who’s brother is a Duke, and they both discover love. This is a sweet romance that can be appreciated for its portrayal of both Phoebe and Douglas. It is a great story and I would recommend it.