SummaryBlaise St. James, her violet eyes blazing with resolve and
her raven-haired allure disguised under drab servants'
clothes, flees her privileged life rather than be married
off to some unfeeling English gentleman. But after
encountering Julian Morrow, Viscount Lynden, she is caught
in his spell.
With the face and form of an Adonis, and charisma that comes
only with wealth and good breeding, Julian is undoubtedly an
aristocrat. Yet his soul bears the scars of war and a
woman's treachery, and his searing blue eyes speak with a
passion that belies his noble blood. Blaise trembles at his
very touch, helpless to resist his sensual kisses. He will
have her—whether she is the innocent runaway she claims
to be, or the skilled seductress he suspects she is. But his
proposal is not one a gentleman makes to a lady. . . .
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