Harry Morant has no time for lengthy wooing and no
intentions of marrying a highbrow aristocratic lady. He
wants a nice, middle-class, suitable bride with morals and
respectability. He's asked his loving aunt to help him with
this endeavor.
Nell Freymore, Lady Helen, has had a lifetime of evasions,
lies and secrets. It's time for her to take charge of her
life, search for the baby daughter who was stolen from her
in the night and find a safe place to raise her.
Harry and Nell meet by accident and their worlds change
forever. No woman has ever created such fire in Harry, and
in such a short time. He cannot get her out of his mind.
Suddenly there's no "suitable bride" for him. There's only
Nell. He doesn't know how it's happened, or why; he only
knows it is so. She's independent and strong, but so very
vulnerable and needs someone to care for her.
Nell is swept off her feet by Harry but is not capable of
making any decisions with her life until she finds her
daughter. This is all that keeps her going. The whole of
her life she's met only talkers; liars; dreamers; takers.
Harry is not much of a talker; he is a doer and he promises
to find her daughter. No one has ever really needed Harry;
not until Nell. He cannot fail her in this quest.
Anne Gracie has gifted us with the latest chapter in
her Devil Riders series and it's a winner. We are reunited
with characters we've come to know and love. A few more
scores are settled, a few more hearts are entwined and a
few more dreams come true. HIS CAPTIVE LADY captures our
hearts in a charming, witty and magical romance. You will
anxiously and patiently await the next chapter to this
wonderful series as soon as the last page is turned. Who
will be the next Devil Rider to lose his heart? Anne
Gracie is a treasure.
No one can resist the Devil Riders: four war heroes in
search of one good woman.
Harry Morant's tough exterior hides a badly scarred heart.
The natural son of an earl, high-born ladies have only one
use for him—in the bedchamber. Now, after eight years at
war, Harry is breeding racehorses and planning a practical,
unemotional marriage. But when he buys a new estate, his
careful plans are threatened by an unexpected passion for—
of all things—an earl's daughter.
