Exeter’s Daughter by Emma Lange (1995)

Exeter's Daughter by Emma Lange

A Talent for Trouble

Beautiful Lady Marissa Portemaine was a duke’s daughter But there are things that even a duke’s daughter cannot do without disgrace, and Marissa had done most of them. Now she was exiled from London and put under the thumb of a man who coldly condemned her behavior as scandalous.

Lord Tristan Lynton was as morally upright as he was devastatingly handsome and far too iron-willed for Marissa to wrap around her little finger Marissa had made more than a few mistakes in her young lifetime, but now she found herself on the brink of the greatest folly of all — falling in love with someone who, having condemned her, would never change his mind. But that meant little to the mischievous Marissa, who was only concerned with changing Tristan’s heart….

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