“Griff.” The voice came to him through a thick, murky haze. But more than a year has passed, and Halford’s life has changed.Īs to whether the man himself has changed, you’ll have to read the book to find out. The Duke of Halford made a brief-yet-scandalous appearance in A Week to be Wicked as Colin’s debauched libertine friend. Even if Society could accept a serving girl duchess-can a roguish duke convince a serving girl to trust him with her heart? That name’s familiar… Haven’t we met this duke before? Keeping Pauline by his side won’t be easy. She’s a brave, quick-witted, beguiling failure-a woman who ignites Griff’s desire and soothes the darkness in his soul. Her duties are simple: submit to his mother’s “duchess training”… and fail miserably.īut in London, Pauline isn’t a miserable failure. That dream becomes a possibility when an arrogant, sinfully attractive duke offers her a small fortune for a week’s employment. All she wants is to hang up her barmaid apron and open a bookshop. Overworked and struggling, Pauline Simms doesn’t dream about dukes. Griff decides to teach her a lesson that will end the marriage debate forever. Griffin York, the Duke of Halford, has no desire to wed this season-or any season-but his diabolical mother abducts him to “Spinster Cove” and insists he select a bride from the ladies in residence. What’s a duke to do, when the girl who’s perfectly wrong becomes the woman he can’t live without?
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