With her three good friends all recently married, Elizabeth Turley is ready for some husband-hunting of her own. One gentleman in particular sparks her interest. Geoffrey, Earl of Harrington is tall, handsome, and dashing. He's also just a bit too sure of himself. But Elizabeth has observed enough about the rules of attraction to pique the earl's attention. Yet once she has it, the discovery of a troubling secret taints her future happiness . . .
Lord Harrington must marry or lose a prestigious position in Brussels, and pretty, well-connected Elizabeth fits his needs admirably. But could it be that he has underestimated his bride? She doesn't bat an eye in the face of the danger they encounter overseas. She's strong-willed, intelligent, and more enticing each day-yet also more indifferent to him. Now Geoffrey faces his greatest challenge- to woo and win his own wife, or risk losing her for good . . .
Praise for The Worthingtons
oThe happy and chaotic family life that takes place around the edges of the love story is what makes this novel so delightful. A fun read.o
- Kirkus Reviews on It Started with a Kiss
oQuinn offers a refreshing take on historical-romance conventions. . . . Grace Burrowes' readers will also appreciate the intelligent commentary on issues of the day.o
- Booklist on When a Marquis Chooses a Bride
