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Margarita and the Earl — Joan Wolf
A most maddening mate
Nicholas Beauchamp, the Earl of Winslow, was baffled by Margarita's infernally inconvenient anger.
True, he still visited his mistress, Catherine Alnwick, whenever his fancy dictated.
True, he still availed himself of the fabled favors of the ravishing Lady Eleanor Rushton, who certainly never let her marriage vows interfere with her pleasures.
But surely Margarita should be able to see that as his wife she still possessed the best part of him, and be satisfied with the bargain.
Unfortunately, Margarita had so very much to learn about the ways of the world â€" and even more to teach the imperious Earl about the secrets of the heart …
Joan Wolf is a USA TODAY bestselling author, whose acclaimed Regency romances have earned her national recognition as a master of the genre. Her many historical and contemporary romances have been highly praised by reviewers and authors alike. Publisher's Weekly reviewed one of her novels as "historical fiction at its finest." Joan was born in New York City but has lived most of her life in Connecticut with her husband, two children and numerous pets. An avid rider and horse owner, she enjoys featuring horses in her novels.
Nicholas Beauchamp, the Earl of Winslow, was baffled by Margarita's infernally inconvenient anger.
True, he still visited his mistress, Catherine Alnwick, whenever his fancy dictated.
True, he still availed himself of the fabled favors of the ravishing Lady Eleanor Rushton, who certainly never let her marriage vows interfere with her pleasures.
But surely Margarita should be able to see that as his wife she still possessed the best part of him, and be satisfied with the bargain.
Unfortunately, Margarita had so very much to learn about the ways of the world â€" and even more to teach the imperious Earl about the secrets of the heart …
Joan Wolf is a USA TODAY bestselling author, whose acclaimed Regency romances have earned her national recognition as a master of the genre. Her many historical and contemporary romances have been highly praised by reviewers and authors alike. Publisher's Weekly reviewed one of her novels as "historical fiction at its finest." Joan was born in New York City but has lived most of her life in Connecticut with her husband, two children and numerous pets. An avid rider and horse owner, she enjoys featuring horses in her novels.
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