A Duke's Masqueraded Bride

A Historical Regency Romance Novel

De: Felicia Sinclair

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Lady Genevieve Cottrel has spent the past two years mourning both the loss of her father and her former life. Once a cherished daughter, she is now little more than a servant in her own home. Struggling to hold on to her hope and dignity, Genevieve's world is further upended by the sudden appearance of a mysterious Earl—an enigmatic man with far too much interest in the Cottrel estate and her circumstances. Though she is drawn to him, his evasive explanations leave her questioning his true intentions.

Genevieve wants to believe that the handsome stranger has good intentions, but he's not making it easy...

Leonard Thorne, Duke of Alnwick, carries the weight of two burdens since his father's death—taming his wayward brother and finding the missing daughter of his father's closest friend. His search leads him to the Cottrel household, where he is unexpectedly captivated by a young maid whose spirit and grace stir something deep within him. But Leonard cannot afford distractions, and his honor compels him to focus on his duties. Yet, there is something about this woman he simply cannot ignore...

Will Leonard understand that though the mind may falter, the heart simply knows the truth?

As Genevieve and Leonard grow closer, their undeniable connection becomes impossible to resist. But with Genevieve tied to a life of servitude and Leonard bound to his responsibilities as Duke, they both know their time together is fleeting. Will Leonard uncover the truth of Genevieve's identity in time to save her from her deceitful relatives? Or will they be forced to part, forever denying the love that has blossomed between them?

Tropes: Childhood Friends to lovers, Disguised Identity, Masquerade/Cinderella

"A Duke's Masqueraded Bride" is a historical romance novel of approximately 60,000 words. No cheating, no cliffhangers, and a guaranteed happily ever after.

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AI sucked. Pronounced the same word 4 different ways. Mispronounced names in different ways. It was like biting sand.