Lady Violet Attends a Wedding
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Lady Violet Belmaine is just finding her balance as a widow who has recently put off mourning when sheâs summoned to the family seat to celebrate a siblingâs wedding. Hugh St. Sevierâs escort makes the journey somewhat bearable, while Sebastian MacHeathâs presence among the guests is a more dubious blessing.
Violet is managing as best she can with her stubborn Papa, difficult brothers, and well-meaning aunties, when the bride goes missing. Tempers flare, old secrets come out at the worst times, and Violet can rely on only St. Sevier and Sebastian to help her find the bride ... until she discovers that St. Sevier was the last person seen with the missing lady!
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Grace Burrowes writes Georgian, Regency, Scottish Victorian, and contemporary romances in both novella and novel lengths. Her debut, The Heir, was a Publishers Weekly Best Book of 2010, and its follow-up, The Soldier, was named a 2011 Publishers Weekly Best Spring Romance.
Kirsten Potter has won several awards, including more than a dozen AudioFile Earphones Awards and been a three-time finalist for the prestigious Audie Award for best narration. Her work has been recognized by the National Foundation for Advancement in the Arts and by AudioFile magazine, among many others. She graduated with highest honors from Boston University and has performed on stage and in film and television, including roles on Medium, Bones, and Judging Amy.
