My Fair Lover: A Legendary Lovers Novel

Description

In this sizzling twist on My Fair Lady, a lady takes on a bold American sea captain who inherits a British title and turns him into a proper lord. The grand finale in the Legendary Lovers series following The Art of Taming a Rake. Beautiful matchmaker Lady Katharine Wilde promises to turn vexing American privateer Brandon Deverill into a proper English lord and find him a bride befitting his newly-inherited barony...but only if he will protect her from French pirates during her search for a buried family treasure. Story Locale- Regency England Series Overview- Determined to find true love, the fiery, passionate Wilde cousins vow to follow in the footsteps of the world's greatest lovers. Publication History- Mass Market Original

Nicole Jordan is the New York Times bestselling author of numerous historical romances. She lives with her real-life hero (her husband) in the Rocky Mountains of Utah.

"There's [Nicole] Jordan's signature humor, a high degree of sensuality, emotional depth and deep sighs galore. This is Jordan at her best."-RT Book Reviews "With her latest entrancing tale in her Legendary Lovers series, Jordan puts a sexy twist on Pygmalion, and her flair for fusing smoldering love scenes with a plot spiked with action and danger makes her book a must-read for fans of old-school historical romances by the likes of Kathleen Woodiwiss and Judith McNaught."-Booklist "Nicole Jordan is a powerhouse when it comes to historical romances. In this story I was expecting another fabulous Regency romance, which I got. But I also got so much more."-Night Owl Reviews "A beautifully crafted adventure filled with passion and peril. . . . Readers will savor this splendid installment of a consistently strong series."-Publishers Weekly (starred review) "Gay repartee and an exciting exploration of a sunken ship, My Fair Lover will hit all the high marks for an unforgettable read this month."-Romance Reviews Today "A romantic and enjoyable read with intelligent and likable protagonists, and it makes for a satisfying and entertaining read."-Fresh Fiction