Wit & Intrigue

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A marriage of convenience clean and wholesome romance.

Debra Richardson is ready for her first season in London. While most women hope to make a splash in the marriage market, Debra prefers to make her debut by publishing scandalous short stories in a local magazine under a male pen name. Before she leaves her secluded home on the Isle of Wight, her dreams are shattered when she is caught in an innocent scandal and forced into a marriage of inconvenience.

Alexander Evans, the Earl of Trenton, expected to marry his long-time friend, Margaret, until she refused his offer. Finding himself in the midst of a scandal, Alex agrees to a marriage to save both their reputations. Unable to forget his admiration for Margaret, Alex unwittingly injures his wifeтАЩs feelings on their wedding day, resulting in her indifference.

Selfishness threatens to destroy their unwanted marriage until both realize they admire the other. The only problem left is for Debra to forgive Alex and for Alex to declare himself in love.

A marriage of inconvenience can't solve innocent scandals, broken hearts, and deferred dreams... but can love?

Wit & Intrigue is a tender Regency-era romance and the first book in the series An Assignation to Remember.

  1. Wit & Intrigue
  2. Unmasking a Lady
  3. Maid in the Stars

Each book can be read as a stand-alone or as part of the series.

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Angela Johnson was born on June 18, 1961 in Tuskegee, Alabama. She attended Kent State University and worked with Volunteers in Service to America (VISTA) as a child development worker. She has written numerous children's books including Tell Me a Story, Mama, Shoes like Miss Alice, Looking for Red, A Cool Moonlight and Lily Brown's Paintings. She won the Coretta Scott King Author's Award three times for Toning the Sweep in 1994, for Heaven in 1999, and for The First Part Last in 2004, which also won the Michael L. Printz Award. In 2003, she was named a MacArthur fellow.

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