Duncan McCameron is accompanying Lady Farris on the journey to make sure she arrives safely, and then he has plans to begin a new job. She’s eager to attend a weeklong bacchanal where she can participate in “utter, filthy debauchery.” As a favor to a friend, Maj. But is there a future for an adventure-loving lady and a duty-bound soldier, or will their differences tear them apart?ĭon't miss the earlier books in the Union of the Rakes series-My Fake Rake and Would I Lie to the Duke are available now!īetween carriage crashes, secret barn dances, robbers, and an inn with only one bed, their initial tension dissolves into a passion that neither expected.The Union of the Rakes series ends with the exhilarating escapades of a widow and a soldier.Īt 46, Beatrice Sloane, the Dowager Countess of Farris, wants to finally explore the joys and pleasures she missed out on during her marriage. But maybe a madcap escapade will loosen him up.īetween carriage crashes, secret barn dances, robbers, and an inn with only one bed, their initial tension dissolves into a passion that neither expected. Except she's confined to a carriage with a young, rule-abiding, irritatingly handsome Scottish soldier who wouldn't know a good time if it landed in his lap. Ready to live life to the fullest, she's headed to a week-long bacchanal and the journey should be half the fun. She makes his head spin and being alone together will surely end in disaster.īeatrice, the Dowager Countess of Farris, is finally free of a stifling marriage and she has no plans to shackle herself to any other man. That is, until he learns the woman in question is the beautiful, bold, reckless Lady Farris. Escorting a lady on her journey north seems like the perfect chance to give him some much-needed purpose. Eva Leigh concludes her Breakfast Club and 80s movie-inspired Regency series with a merry widow and a stoic major on a bumpy road to love.Īdjusting to life in peacetime isn't easy for Major Duncan McCameron.
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