A Wicked Lord at the Wedding (The Boscastles)

by Jillian Hunter

Book Overview

A witty and inviting tale of secrets, seduction, and scorching passion from award-winning author Jillian Hunter. What is a neglected wife to do while her husband disappears on clandestine missions and... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0345503945
• Release Date: September 2009
• Publisher: Ballantine Books
• Length: 368 Pages
• Weight: 0.55 lbs.
• Dimensions: 6.9" x 0.8" x 4.2"

Customer Reviews

A Wicked Lord At The Wedding

I ordered the book because of the author and the fact the it was part of the Bocastle series. I found the characters and the plot interesting. I truly enjoyed the book and found myself wanting to read more about the other brothers. I would recommend this one to my friends and it is definitely a keeper

fabulous historical romance

In the first three years of their marriage Sebastian Boscastle was more away from home than with his wife Eleanor. Three years ago he vanished while on an espionage mission. Eleanor missed her spouse but moved on. Now in 1816 Sebastian has come home; having recovered from injuries to reclaim his spouse. He has heard rumors about her so he serendipitously watches her sneak out at night in male garb. She masquerades as the Mayfair Marauder trying to steal letters from traitors planning on harming Wellington. Sebastian decides to join his wife on her mission so that he can seduce this "gentleman" to join him in his bed. The latest Boscastle Regency romance is a fabulous historical filled with pathos and wit as the lead protagonist must court the legendary Mayfair Marauder in order to re-earn the trust of his wife; he knows he has one advantage, which is love. Fans will appreciate this engaging tale as the intrepid Eleanor may still love her husband, but believes he will leave again so kicks him to the proverbial Mayfair curb. The fun in this enchanting Boscastle gender war is observing the wicked lord refusing to quit on love. Harriet Klausner