Her Sort of Scoundrel

Author: Christy Carlyle
Genre(s): Romance | Historical | Adult
Total pages: 42
Her Sort of Scoundrel

In Her Sort of Scoundrel , Lady Fiona Prescott gets her club for London widows off to a lively start, but there’s one big complication—the gorgeous scoundrel who lives next door.
Bold, vivacious young widow, Lady Fiona Prescott, is a planner by nature. She loves helping others, solving problems, and tackling projects. Her newest project is a ladies’ club designed to help young widows like herself manage issues of finances and their newfound autonomy, and, of course, share tips on how to manage discreet affairs. The inaugural meeting of her club is an enormous success, or at least it was until he crashed back into her life.
Infamous scoundrel Dashiel “Dash” Granford, Viscount Lynley, has never allowed himself to be tied down. Not unless he and his lover agreed to such a thing, of course. Though he studied law, he never entered practice as a barrister. And though he inherited a viscountcy, he has yet to settle down with a wife. In truth, the only woman he’s ever truly adored married another man. And now, even as a widow, she cannot bear his scandalous company.
But when his cousin dies, the man’s only daughter becomes Dash’s ward. And the young lady, on the cusp of her first Season out, is eager for help from the one woman who fires his blood and drives him to the edge of madness whenever he’s near her. He knows asking Lady Fiona Prescott for help is the right thing to do for his ward’s sake, but he also knows that time spent with her might be the biggest temptation, and the greatest torment, he’s ever known.

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