Guarding a Notorious Lady
“Guarding a Notorious Lady” by Olivia Parker, published by HarperCollins on May 31, 2011, is a historical romance that follows the spirited Lady Rosalind Devine. Known for her meddling ways, Rosalind finds herself under the watchful eye of Nicholas Kincaid, the Marquess of Winterbourne, who has been tasked with guarding her during her brother’s wedding trip. As Rosalind attempts to outsmart her guardian, their interactions reveal a tension that challenges the boundaries of their societal roles.
Readers will discover a narrative rich in intrigue and desire as Rosalind’s mischievous nature clashes with Nicholas’s duty. The story delves into themes of romance and societal expectations, exploring how their relationship evolves amidst the backdrop of scandal and passion. With 384 pages, this edition invites readers to immerse themselves in a world where love and mischief intertwine, showcasing the complexities of both character and circumstance.
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Exquisite trouble . . .
A woman of pristine breeding, Lady Rosalind Devine is also an unrepentant meddler and snoop— which is why her brother refuses to leave her to her own devices while on his wedding trip. But Rosalind will not make things easy for any unseen, unwanted “nursemaid”—and vows to use her considerable wiles to expose her mystery guardian.
Nicholas Kincaid, the Marquess of Winterbourne, agreed to secretly guard his friend’s spoiled, stubborn sister, though her infuriating penchant for mischief is causing him to question his decision. Though bound by the rules of society—and friendship— Rosalind’s spirit and sensuality have sparked a fierce desire in Nicholas to play a very different role in her life, one that entails passion, ecstasy . . . and unavoidable scandal.
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