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(September 4, 2021-January 17, 2022)
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'To Charlotte Viscountess Ogden, my wife, the sum of one hundred pounds for services rendered...'
The lovely widow has nowhere to turn.Unless it is to the new visount. She must throw herself on Lord Ogden's mercy. She once rejected his offer for her hand. She made the mistake of choosing security over the former soldier's love.
Lord Ogden is still in thrall to her beauty.Once, he had desperately loved her. Betrayed by his cousin, spurned by the lady, he is bitter over the past. Yet honor demands that he provide for his cousin's widow.
Lady Ogden makes another mistake.She rouses the fury - and hot passion - of the new lord.
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He regarded her in stony silence. His lips were tightly compressed. The control he exerted over himself was patent. She did not allow her gaze to drop, but she could not stop the way her hands twisted in her lap. Behind her, she heard the loud ticking away of the mantel clock. Her heart beat time more rapidly than the clock. It seemed a lifetime before he spoke and his grating reply astonished her.
If you had delivered an heir, by law you would have been granted tenure at Delincourt and a stipend.
Lady Ogden felt the sudden, tight constriction under her breastbone. It was a dulled pain now but still capable of hurt. She would not deign to let him see how his words wounded. I failed in my duty.
Is there any chance you might be breeding?
A flush sprang into her cheeks. She tightened her clasped fingers until her knuckles turned white. She couldn't imagine what conceivable business it could be of his - but of course In a flash, she understood. He'd still be the heir presumptive if she was with child, and not entitled to the chair in which he was now sitting. For a wild moment, she thought of lying, of saying that there was a chance of it, if only to gain some time in hopes of making another way for herself; but she could not sacrifice her honor, after all. It was the only thing left to her besides her tattered pride. Her husband had not lain with her in the several weeks before the accident, and as for the last time... She lifted her chin. None, my lord.
Then there is nothing to be done for you.
The viscount's flat statement fell harshly on her ears. Whatever fragile hope she had nourished withered. In dull despair, she looked at his angered, set face. The slow tick of the clock sounded unbearably loud. Some odd quality gathered in his expression, suddenly frightening her. His hard gaze bored into her own. He spoke slowly, very deliberately. Unless, my lady, you were brought to bed of a child within the year of your mourning.
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She didn't marry the soldier.
She married his cousin, the Viscount.
Lady Charlotte Ogden has cause to regret her choice. She wed for security; now she's widowed. When the Will is read, she's shocked to learn she is left penniless.
Major Vincent Ogden knows only the soldiering life. When he's thrust into his cousin's shoes, he is overwhelmed by responsibility. At sight of his lost love, he's thunderstruck by the rush of desperate longing for her.
Lady Ogden is terrified of the future, both for herself and her elderly aunt. She must beg the new viscount to provide for them, but she's afraid his heart is hardened against her. If she fails, she and her aunt will have nowhere to go but the poorhouse.
Betrayed. Bitter. But he loves her still.
Lord Vincent Ogden intends to correct the wrong done to the lady's fortune. Then she tries to force his hand, an unbearable slap to his chivalry. In a fury, he strikes a dishonorable bargain that might well destroy his life.
Will the price of two damaged souls cost them a second chance at love?