Just Wicked Enough

An impoverished English marquess in need of wealth decides to marry for money by offering his title to the highest bidding American family. He finds himself wed to a headstrong young woman who refuses to yield to his advances until he earns her genuine affection. As they navigate their arranged marriage, emotional walls give way to unexpected passion and deep attachment. Set in historical England, the novel explores themes of pride, transformation, and enduring romance.

by Lorraine Heath

Avon · First published 2007 · 384 pages