The English Heiress

An Irish rogue and a duke’s daughter have nothing in common but trouble... Lady Blanche Perceval has inherited all the wealth and responsibility of a dukedom, even if it is actually her cousin who bears the title. Beset with men of business she has no expertise in handling, harassed by the duke to marry, she vows to shoot the next man who adds another burden to her weary shoulders. When the irresistible Michael O’Toole—a man of many names but none his own— reappears in her life to enlist her aid for one of his rescued orphans, Blanche doesn’t know whether to kill him or kiss him. --Until revolutionaries blow up her carriage and the Irish warrior emerges from behind O’Toole’s charm. Suddenly, she’s not sure if she should run away from or toward him. “Finally, Michael O’Toole! I’ve been waiting for his story ever since I read Patricia Rice’s The Marquess years ago. Michael and his delicious duke’s granddaughter demonstrate why bad boys are best!” Mary Jo Putney