Description:
A spinster with a secret...
After being seduced and ruined by her worst enemy, Juliette Andrews has vowed to marry no man--especially not Dr. Paul Fraser, her childhood sweetheart. Content to bury herself in accounts and numbers, she refuses to let the devastatingly handsome Highlander back into her life.
A rebel with a cause...
Paul Fraser's heart burns with the need for vengeance against the earl who executed his father and drove the Scots from their homes. But when he learns that his enemy hurt the woman he loves, Paul has sworn to destroy him.
Can Juliette overcome the darkness of her past in the arms of the man she once loved? Or will her secrets tear them apart?
Brief description:
RITA(R) Award Finalist Michelle Willingham grew up in a military household that took her all over the world, including Thailand, Germany, and England. She wrote her first historical romance at the age of twelve and was delighted to fill up eight pages of a legal pad. Thankfully, most of her early stories have been destroyed and are unavailable for blackmail.
Michelle taught middle school history and English for eleven years before retiring to stay home with her children and write full time. She married a rocket scientist, and they live in southeastern Virginia. When she isn't writing historical romances, she loves to cook, read, and avoid exercise at all costs. Visit her website at www.michellewillingham.com.
Review Quotes:
"The sisters reunite once again in the second installment of the Secrets in Silk quartet. Plenty of action keeps the story moving, while class prejudice and Juliette's own fears stand in the way of happily ever after. Paul's courage in the face of danger and his willingness to assuage Juliette's concerns enhance this worthwhile tale." --RT Book Reviews, 4 stars
"A sweeping story of Highland clearances and London society." --FreshFiction.com
Praise for Undone by the Duke, Book 1 in the Secrets in Silk Quartet
"Well written, aptly conveying a strong sense of family among the sisters, the quartet shows great promise." --RT Book Reviews (4 stars)
"A tender, exquisitely romantic tale..." --Connie Brockway, New York Times bestselling author