“Tell
me a story.” That idea drove me as a child. First I read fairy tales, then
fantasy until I discovered romance. My new book, "The Perfect Duke" is set in Georgian, England and
introduces you to a heroine who believes fairy tales should be a way of life.
Known as
The Marble
Duke amongst the Ton, Garret Weston, the Duke of Kendal sets himself apart
from his peers. Nothing will hinder his guilt-driven attempt to become a
perfect duke.
Nothing that is, save the
alluring and imaginative betrothed he’d thought dead. His intended believes-
of all things-that she is a Vicar’s
daughter. The “perfect” duke needs a “perfect” duchess, but how was he to
discern her suitability? Employing her as a governess to his niece seemed like an
ideal solution. But whose “suitability” is being tested? His betrothed refuses
to see he is beyond redemption. And most grievous of all, she stirs his blood,
making him forget what’s important.
Cara believes fairy tales really can come true, until she
meets the unrelenting and arrogant Duke of Kendal. He looks like a Prince, but
acts like a Beast. Why must he challenge her at every turn? Her greatest peril
is her attraction to the vulnerable, seductive man behind the title. A match
between them would be impossible. But can she show him, without losing her
heart, that “perfect” is in the eye of the beholder?
Visit me at
www.Dawn-Ireland.com
4 comments:
What a beautiful cover!
Hi Holly,
I'm glad you like the cover! I thought it was pretty. My last cover was "sexy" (Highland Sons" The MacKay Saga) But, with Jimmy Thomas as the model, it had to be!Covers are so important.
Have a Magical Day!
Dawn
Nothing better than being told a story. Now we read the story in the pages of a book.
debby236 at gmail dot com
Hi Debby,
You're right, stories help us understand our world. I love it when I connect with a heroine in a book and think "I know just how she feels!" (It's especially good when everything works out well for the heroine at the end:)
Have a "Once Upon a Time" Evening!
Dawn
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