Earl of Griffith
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4.7 • 7 Ratings
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Publisher Description
Sorrow and regrets…
Lady Helen was a young, naïve girl when she gave up everything for a charismatic Irishman and eloped. Finding herself a widow after a few short years, she is disillusioned with love and raising a three-year-old daughter alone. Her homecoming will be bittersweet as she faces her family, asking forgiveness for the lies and the worry she has caused. But her first encounter in England isn't a family member. Helen's brother has sent a handsome Welshman to fetch her, and he soon charms both her and her daughter.
An unexpected ray of sunshine…
Conway, Earl of Griffith assumed his title and Welsh estate at birth. His world is gray, full of responsibility, and lonely. Griffith agrees to help a friend, escorting his sister from Bristol to London. At first sight, Lady Helen illuminates his dull world, and her daughter adds laughter to his life. But he senses the woman's haunted eyes are not only from grief and wonders what secrets she holds close to her heart. As his affection turns to love, Griff must find a way to convince the beautiful widow that love is worth another chance.
A sweet Regency romance.
Customer Reviews
Her Hero
Helen impetuously eloped when she was sixteen, and was soon disillusioned by her husband who cared more about the political goings on in Ireland than his wife. Four years later, Helen is a widow with a three-year-old daughter. She needs a hero! Fortunately she finds one in her bother’s friend the Earl of Griffith. Conway kind, patience, and understanding with Helen and Maeve. Maeve is an absolute delight and takes to Lord Gwuff immediately. Will his patience with her mother pay off? This is an emotional story with a hero and heroine who find the destiny they were meant to have. The journey is not quick, but the ending is happy.
I received an ARC of this book via BookSprout and voluntarily reviewed it.