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“Couldn’t put it down . . .
“... charming and witty …”

What an awesome read

Laura Lee Guhrke, one of my favorite
historical romance authors, cleverly works
the marriage of convenience trope in this
funny, touching romance.

I loved it this book was full of suprises and espionage

Felicity Bennett is engaged to marry a gambling swindler against her will, her only way out is to pay him. So she accepts a tutoring position for the impressive Duc and Duchesse de Valere. Felicity expects to be a governess to a small boy named Armand, but she finds out that Armand is a very handsome, if untamed, grown man. Armand had been imprisoned since childhood during the French Revolution. While in prison, he lost all human contact, even losing his ability/desire to speak and touch others. Will Felicity be able to help him communicate in society and overcome his past, and can Armand help her overcome hers?
it was a great read