A Love So Dark (The Dark Regency Series Book 4) - Plot & Excerpts
She was acutely aware of the fact that she would have to withstand the presence of Lady Florence and she wanted—no, she needed—to put her best foot forward. It was a kind of armor, really. And it did truly feel as if she were on the verge of battle. She hadn’t seen Griffin since their encounter in the hall, when he’d announced his decision to make theirs a marriage in truth. It was mostly by her own design that she’d remained hidden in her room for the remainder of the day to avoid any further conflicts with either Lady Florence or Mrs. Webster. Neither woman was to be trusted and while her place at Darkwood Hall was becoming more certain, that only increased their enmity. With Collins as her only true ally, she was sadly outmatched and she knew it. While her chambers were grand and luxurious, after a certain number of hours, they still felt like a prison. The only bright spot in the entire ordeal was the realization that it had once been Lady Florence’s chamber and she’d had to forfeit it.
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