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Widows of Bath · Book One
She buried her heart with her husband.
He is the one man alive who could make it beat again.
Seven months a widow, Louisa, Countess of Halworth, survives on cold arithmetic and a straight spine. She has two daughters to protect, a good name held together with pins, and no intention of ever again handing her fate to a man over a cup of tea. Then the Duke of Ravensmere comes to Bath. Gabriel was her late husband's dearest friend — and everything a careful widow should fear. Dangerous. Grieving. The kind of man mothers warn their daughters against. He owes her family a debt of honour, and he means to pay it. He does not mean to want her. But grief is poor company after dark. And in a town where every whisper is a weapon, wanting the wrong man could cost Louisa everything she has left. She has spent seven months learning to live without warmth. He is about to remind her exactly what she's been missing.
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She was invisible to all of London — until the snow trapped her with the one man who couldn't look away.
Miss Louisa Trent has perfected the art of being overlooked. Three London seasons at the edge of the ballroom have taught her that a sharp tongue counts for nothing without a fortune behind it, and that the safest thing a forgotten girl can be is quiet.
Nicholas, Duke of Ashcroft, has perfected the opposite art: wanting nothing he can't buy or walk away from. Bored, guarded, and notorious for all the wrong reasons, he is the last man any sensible woman should lose her head over.
Then a freak spring snowstorm strands them at a remote coaching inn, with one warm room, one fire, and a single night to get through — and a wallflower and a rake begin to discover that the woman the whole world overlooks might be the one man like him can never forget.
About the Author
Rosa Frost writes Regency romance set in the glittering, gossip-hungry world of Mayfair.
Her heroines are the women everyone overlooks — shy, clever, and quietly extraordinary — and the titled gentlemen who finally see them. When she is not dreaming up impossible wagers and candlelit confessions, she can be found drinking very strong tea and reading nineteenth-century gossip columns.

Every duke, rake and defiant wallflower Rosa has committed to the page — and the ones waiting in the wings.
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