They talk and visit the property together, and she never thinks of it as improper. For once, a woman was friendly to him because she liked his company, not because of his wealth. He realizes Samantha did not recognize him, but he can’t bring himself to tell her the truth. Samantha does not know that Hartley Wade is really the Marquess of Carew. Deciding he must be working for the Marquess of Carew, she strikes up a conversation with him and agrees to meet him again. On the next estate, she meets Hartley Wade, an ordinary looking man who walks with a limp and has a twisted hand. Alone with her thoughts, Samantha goes for a long walk. She has everything she should want in life, yet she is missing something. Samantha Newman is visiting her friends in the countryside. It is magical to watch their initial friendship grow into love. The heroine is beautiful and popular, but she is avoiding love. Though the hero is wealthy and titled, he is plain and hindered by a disability. If only she knew that Hartley is secretly Lord Carew, and that he hides more than extraordinary wealth: a passionate secret held deep in his heart that only her love can reveal.Lord Carew’s Bride is a Regency Romance about a very unlikely couple. In the midst of her heartbreak, she seeks solace from her new friend, the disabled gardener Hartley Wade. Jennifer’s cousin Samantha Newman is smarting after she too is toyed with by Lord Kersey. Jennifer has no idea that she is just a pawn in the long-simmering feud between these two headstrong, irresistible men-or that she will become a prize more valuable than revenge. Suddenly, she becomes the quarry of London’s most notorious womanizer, Gabriel Fisher, the Earl of Thornhill. Jennifer Winwood has been engaged for five years to a man she hardly knows but believes to be honorable and good: Lord Lionel Kersey. From New York Times bestselling author Mary Balogh come two classic tales of love turned dangerous, set amid the splendor of Regency England-a time rife with passion, betrayal, and intrigue.
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