Bøger af Emmaline Warden

Eloise Delacroix, a spy masquerading as a courtesan, is determined to do whatever necessary to protect England and to prove that women deserve a place within the Foreign Office. When her career in espionage is compromised by her target, she blackmails him into acting as her protector. Lord Ronan Tomar, the Marquess of Vaughn, wants nothing to do with the trivial life of the aristocracy. He would rather spend his time on the bow of a ship exploring the unknown. But then an unruly courtesan barges in and takes control of his social life. Worse, she's using his family as leverage to make him an accomplice to her schemes. But neither can fight their growing attraction, and when their love is on the line, Eloise is left with a choice between doing what is right for England or doing what is right for her heart.

PRAISE FOR LOVE AND OTHER PERENNIAL HABITS!"Perfect for curling up under a blanket with a cup of tea. A cozy, feel good debut." -- BETHANY BENNETT, Bestselling author of ANY ROGUE WILL DO"If I didn't know this book was a debut, I wouldn't have believed it!"-- EVA MOORE, author of CAUGHT A VIBE--All Margaret Reedy's despicable husband left her when he died was the title of Countess of Everly, a ramshackle estate, and a pittance to repair it. Fortunately, he couldn't deny her the most important perk of widowhood: freedom. A chance to become the woman she might have been if a forced marriage hadn't gotten in her way. Problem is, she's not entirely certain who that is. Oliver Ludlow's only desire is to spend the next month with his hands buried in the soil of his greenhouse, escaping London and his newly appointed role as the Marquess of Greenwood. Instead, he offers his help renovating the gardens of Baron Manor, which means spending his days in the company of the peculiar countess who owns it. As he gets to know her, however, he begins to find her quirks intriguing... and alluring. An idyllic autumn in the country has a way of becoming the perfect backdrop to fall in love, but with their lives leading them in two completely opposite directions, will their newfound happiness be strong enough to weather not only their expected roles in society, but the seasons of life?