Once a Mistress
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4.3 • 775 Ratings
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Publisher Description
What’s a gentleman to do when he inherits a title, a fortune…and a mistress?
When legendary lover, the Marquess of Templeston, dies in the arms of his mistress, he charges his son and heir Drew Ramsey with the future care of all of his mistresses. Determined to honor the outrageous request, Drew returns home to bury his father and is stunned to find living on the grounds of Swanslea Park the one woman whose charms he could never resist.
Kathryn Stafford abandoned Drew at the altar six years before and vanished in a cloud of mystery. She had hoped her feelings for him would fade, but when she comes face-to-face with the gorgeous new marquess, she discovers they have only deepened.
Drew is determined to keep his distance from the woman he believes to have been one of his father’s mistresses. But every yearning glance and sizzling touch draws him closer to Kathryn…and to the scandalous secret that drove them apart.
Book 1 of the “Mistresses of the Marquess” Series, which includes ONCE A MISTRESS, ALWAYS A LADY and EVER A PRINCESS.
“An emotional, sensual tale!”—Romance Reviews Today
“Once a Mistress is filled with passion and tenderness. Will bring a smile and a few tears to its readers.”—Romantic Times
“Tender, enthralling romance straight from the heart!”—Eloisa James, New York Times bestselling author
“Rebecca Hagan Lee warms my heart and touches my soul. She’s a star in the making!”—Sabrina Jeffries, New York Times bestselling author
“Rebecca Hagan Lee taps into every woman’s fantasy!”—Christina Dodd, New York Times bestseller
“Rebecca Hagan Lee is a writer on the rise!”—Romantic Times
Customer Reviews
Once a mistress
A sweet story that leads one to examine how a person protects their loved ones and their own expense. The lessons are worth considering in our own lives. The characters were charming and believable.
WOW Great writing. Great ending
Great book, the middle is a little slow but WOW on the ending. Who would have thought he did it??? Overcoming rape discussed. But tactfully handled and skillfully discussed. Great writing.
Riddled with typos
Interesting story. It became a game trying to figure out what the author was supposed to be saying, rather than the wrong words that got through the spell check. Too bad.