The Seduction Of Lady Charity: The Baxendale Sisters Book Four - Plot & Excerpts
Baxendale’s letters to him had been encouraging, an endorsement of sorts. His last one mentioned that news had reached him of the doubt over Robin’s title. Without putting it in so many words, Charity’s father had hinted that Robin was welcome to press his suit whatever the outcome. Robin had taken notice of his hints on how to proceed. He’d come armed with a persuasive speech to convince Charity she should marry him. He needed to earn her trust; he’d not been as supportive of her art as he should have been. He’d been blindsided by Gunn. Should he be a duke, he could do much to ease the way for her, as he was now more confident in the role, but he could not do everything. And he was not about to lie to her. A duchess has many duties and responsibilities that would take much of her time. He leaned back and tapped his finger on the window ledge. It looked increasingly as if he’d be leaving Harwood Castle. When the carriage stopped outside Robin’s old Tudor home, a lump formed in his throat.
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