Stealing A Lady's Heart: A Regency Fairytale (Fairfield Fairytales Book 1) - Plot & Excerpts
“What took so long?” His deep voice held a dissatisfied note.“Charlotte nearly tumbled from her horse and the steed’s back leg is out of sorts. We took it slowly on the return home.” Graham swung them both effortlessly off the horse, but he set Charlotte down a foot away from him. Disappointment coursed through her. She already missed the feel of his body.“You should have been more careful.” Baron Fairfield stepped up to his son, his look menacing.“The fault was mine. I rode out ahead, I wasn’t thinking.” Charlotte moved closer to Graham in her own act of protection.“He should have stopped you. He knows better.” The baron crossed his arms over his chest.“He’s right Charlotte. I should have stopped you.” Graham gave her the smallest wink.Charlotte straightened. She didn’t like being dismissed. “I am my own woman. I can make my own mistakes.”“Of course. I didn’t mean to suggest otherwise.” The baron smiled at her. “Perhaps you would like a bath?
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