Racing With The Wind
Regan Walker
Boroughs Publishing Group
THE NIGHTHAWK
Hugh Redgrave, marquess of Ormond,
was warned. Prinny had dubbed Lady Mary Campbell “the Swan,” but no ordinary
man could clip her wings. She was a bluestocking hellion, an ill-advised match
by every account. Luckily, he sought no bride. His work lay on the continent,
where he’d become legend by stealing war secrets from Boney. And yet, his
memories of Lady Mary riding her stallion were a thorn in his mind. He was the
son of a duke and in the service of the Prince Regent…and he would not be whole
until he had won her hand.
THE SWAN
It was unheard of for a Regency
debutante to postpone her first season, yet Lady Mary had done just that. Far
more interested in politics than a husband, she had no time for foolishness or
frippery. Already she had assisted her statesman uncle in Paris, and she swore
to return to the court of Louis XVIII no matter the danger. Like her black
stallion, Midnight, she would always run free. Only the truest heart would race
beside her.
