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Title details for The Bride Who Got Lucky by Janna MacGregor - Available

The Bride Who Got Lucky

Cavensham Heiresses Series, Book 2

#2 in series

by Janna MacGregor
Rosalyn Landor
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Can two people forced into a scandalous marriage find themselves lucky in love? Lady Emma Cavensham refuses to bow to men or marriage, especially since no one will listen to her about women's rights after her best friend is murdered by her abusive husband. When Emma travels to gather the evidence needed to bring the killer to justice, she is caught in a compromising position with Nicholas St. Mauer, the reclusive Earl of Somerton, and the husband-averse Lady is forced to marry the wife-averse earl. Scared from a public humiliation as a young man, Nicholas only cares about amassing enough wealth to surpass his father. But Lady Emma is proving to be a pleasant complication. Just when Emma and Nicholas think they have love and marriage all worked out, their plans collide, putting them at odds with each other. Will their love be worth more than their ambitions? In the second Cavensham Heiresses book, Janna MacGregor takes readers on a fun, romantic ride with a quiet, sexy lord who meets his match in a woman far ahead of her time.

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