John Blayne wants nothing to do with marriage-and
certainly
nothing to do with Beth Longford. But despite his efforts
to remain indifferent, he finds himself coming to her aid.
Will he decide to reform his ways...before it costs him
the
love of his life?
SummaryA Rake's Destiny
Elizabeth Longford wants only one thing from her cousin
John Blayne, Earl of Wayneathe—his help in saving the
cherished forest where they played as children—and where
they once caught a glimpse of a leprechaun. But Lord
Wayneathe isn't the same boy who once believed in
leprechauns. War has changed him for the worse, and he now
lives for nothing but the most base, superficial
pleasures.
He will not give fate a chance to rob him of anyone else
he
cares for. . .
Wayneathe wants nothing to do with marriage—and certainly
nothing to do with Beth Longford or her troublesome
affairs. Why should he care if her father wants to cut
down
the woodlands for gambling money? But something about this
fiery young beauty makes John feel more alive than he has
in a long while. Before he knows it, he finds himself
coming to Beth's aid—despite his efforts to remain
indifferent. Will he decide to reform his ways...before it
costs him the love of his life?
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