Lady Alice Worthingham never conforms to Society's norms. Ever. She loves adventure, new experiences, and approaches life with a sassy attitude Society can take or leave. But even for her, robbery by a highwayman is a bit much.
Lord Arndel, Lady Alice's neighbor, is playing a dangerous game--acting the proper viscount by day and the Surrey Bandit by night. And to brazenly steal from the woman who's captured his attention is no mean feat, or the wisest of moves.
When Lady Alice learns the truth, the viscount finds that when a well-bred woman seeks revenge, she'll make a gentleman thief pay for his crimes with everything...including his heart.
Only a Viscount Will Do is the third book in my To Marry a Rogue series which I've recently had the translations rights returned to me.
Callum squinted, the light in the room blinding as the
blindfold was ripped from his face. He blinked, growing
accustomed to the brightness in the room.
He didn’t recognize any of the men staring at him, but
he could understand the menace that glistened in their
eyes. Callum rolled his shoulders, the bands about his wrists
leaving his hands almost numb.
“Who the hell are you?”
The man behind the desk, a rotund, balding gentleman,
stared at him nonplussed. “I’m a moneylender. One who’s
come to collect.”
Two more burly men came into the room and stood
behind the man at the desk. They crossed their arms over
their chest and Callum understood the unspoken threat. “I
don’t owe you any funds.”
The man laughed. “Tsk tsk, a minor detail that you’ll
soon be remedied of. You, Lord Arndel may not owe the
money, but you have inherited the debt of your late cousin,
along with his title.” He shrugged. “I’m sorry to be the bearer
of bad news, but the debt your cousin owed me is perhaps
more than you can pay, and, therefore, just as your cousin
was asked to do, you, too, shall have expectations toward us
that will be met.”
“I’ll do nothing you ask of me. I have no idea of this debt
that you speak, and I fail to see why I should inherit it.”
“All true,” the man said, his eyes narrowing slightly.
“And yet you do inherit the debt and you shall do as we say
or your sweet, loving family shall be, how do I say this,” he
said, tapping his chin, “hurt.”
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Translated by Nicole Smith
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Author review: Wonderful translation as usual. Thank you. |
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Author review: Fantastic to work with. Always meets deadlines and very good translations. |
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Author review: Fantastic translation as usual. Thank you. Highly recommend. |
