A Marquess to Save Her

A MARQUESS TO SAVE HER A Steamy Historical Regency Romance Novel HARRIET CAVES Contents Α Special Gift For You… Before You Start Reading… Love to Read? Chapter 1 Chapter 2 Chapter 3 Chapter 4 Chapter 5 Chapter 6 Chapter 7 Chapter 8 Chapter 9 Chapter 10 Chapter 11 Chapter 12 Chapter 13 Chapter 14 Chapter 15 Chapter 16 Chapter 17 Chapter 18 Chapter 19 Chapter 20 Epilogue Extended Epilogue Preview: A Scarred Wallflower for the Duke Chapter 1 Chapter 2 Chapter 3 Also by Harriet Caves Loved the Book? About the Author Α Special Gift For You… Thank you so much for downloading my book! Would you be so kind as to accept this free book as a small token of my appreciation? A Wicked Kind of Countess is a sizzling romance for all my new readers and it’s completely free! And you can claim your free copy by clicking the image below or this link here! You are the best! 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The Marquess of Langton hails from an old family that values reputations and bloodlines above all else. But having had his heart broken in the past, Callum does not intend to ever marry or sire an heir. But when he is asked to keep the pretty Lady Louise occupied for the remainder of the house party, he quickly realizes that he would do anything to make her smile again. Even kiss her until she forgets her own name… Chapter One Louise gasped when she caught sight of Benburb Manor in the countryside; the grand house that would soon be her home. The compound was vast, and the recently bloomed flowers and the beautiful lawns made her think of heaven. The flowers in the garden were a combination of roses and lilies and they were quite a beauty to behold. Louise made a mental note to get the gardener to plant lavenders once she started living there. They were her favorite flowers and she wanted nothing more than to be greeted by the sight of lavenders when she opened her windows in the morning. Mama and Aunt can finally have a peaceful place to call their home too! For a moment, she wondered if the house always looked so beautiful around the year or if special care was taken of it because of Lord Felington’s big announcement. She smiled again. The carriage finally came to a stop. “Louise, dear,” her aunt, Theodora said, squinting as she struggled to take a look at the house despite her poor eyesight. She placed a hand on Louise’s, “you have done well!” “Indeed, I am so very proud of her,” Louise’s mother said, beaming with pride. “To marry such a wealthy earl! Now that ghastly heir of Scranton cannot keep threatening us with eviction.” Louise was pleased. This was all she had always wanted, to be able to provide the best life for the two people who mattered the most to her. The footman opened the carriage door for them and they all stepped out to a small crowd of people, all of whom were also in the process of disembarking from their carriages. “It looks as though the Earl invited the whole of London,” Louise’s mother said. Louise shrugged nonchalantly even though she was elated. House parties tend to attract a lot of crowd, especially when they were organized by people as affluent as the Earl. “It seems he wishes to announce the engagement in the presence of everyone,” she replied. “That is a good sign, I suppose. A man that cares about you would want to parade you in front of everyone and publicly announce his devotion to you,” Aunt Theodora said. “I suppose you are right, Aunt,” Louise replied. “Of course, she is right,” Louise’s mother said, discreetly dabbing her eyes with a handkerchief, “your father was near ready to go up to the hills to announce that he was courting me, God bless his poor soul.” “Is that so, Mama?’ Louise asked. Her mother had told her the story a million times already, but she still loved to hear about her parents’ courtship. It reminded her of a time when everything was going well…a time before her father died and her world turned upside down. “Your mother is right,” Aunt Theodora said, “my late brother had the dreamiest look in his eyes whenever he spoke about her.” “This is why I am happy for you indeed, Louise,” her mother continued, “you deserve to meet someone who would love you as your father loved me. I am happy that you have finally found that man.” This time, Louise had to force a smile as she was not entirely confident that she felt something so strong as love for Lord Felington. “Whatever is the matter, Louise?’ her mother asked. She must have noticed the little change in Louise’s expression. “Nothing, Mama,” she replied, smiling brightly. It would not do to have her mother worry so, especially on such a day as this. Everyone relied on her for their well-being. “Louise,” her mother