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Scandal with a Sinful Scot

by Karyn Gerrard
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A deadly curse hangs over the men of one family in this breathtaking gothic romance from the author of Marriage with a Proper Stranger.

"You must lock away your heart at all costs."

Falling in love was the darkest moment of Garrett Wollstonecraft's privileged youth, even as he and Abigail Hughes shared a blissful summer of passionate promise. Sworn to keep Abigail safe from the curse plaguing generations of Wollstonecraft men, Garrett sacrificed his future happiness. Now, fourteen years after he lost his heart, Abigail reenters his life. But the woman who arrives unannounced at his ancestral manor is very different from the sheltered girl Garrett once knew.

The widow of a country doctor, Abigail can't forgive Garrett for his cruel rejection. Yet she can no longer keep the truth from him—a secret that could have resulted in her ruin. But as the embers of desire reignite, and Abigail and Garrett slowly rebuild trust, a malicious enemy plots against them. Is their love strong enough to break free from the sins of the past—and to end the tragic cycle that consigns Garrett to a life of loneliness?

Praise for Karyn Gerrard

"Karyn Gerrard writes very enjoyable, richly textured historical romances." —Kate Pearce, New York Times bestselling author

"Looking for a swoon-worthy read? You can't go wrong with the lovely and emotional romances from Karyn Gerrard." —Vanessa Kelly, USA Today bestselling author

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