Thank you to the art department team, who work hard on the covers of my books (particularly this one): Alan Ayers and Elizabeth Turner. Kleinman, for keeping me from embarrassment.
Thank you to my assistant, Mel Jolly, who keeps me from going insane, OMG. Thank you to my agent, Robin Rue, who sends me little emails when she hasn't heard from me in a while just to see how I'm doing. Thank you to my beta reader, Susannah Taylor, who has both cheered me on and, perhaps more important, told me what really bugged her in the first draft. Thank you, then, to my editor Amy Pierpont, who has never flinched at one of my proposals-not even the one about the psychotic duke-and has been patient, kind, and perceptive all at the right times. It's true that the ideas, the characters, and the first draft are all mine, but after that I have a lot of help. Is their love strong enough to withstand not only the Lords of Chaos but also Raphael’s own demons? Don’t miss Elizabeth Hoyt’s brand new Greycourt series beginning with Not the Duke’s Darling! Read Excerpt
But when Iris discovers that Raphael’s past may be even more dangerous than the present, she falters. Soon he’s drawn both to her quick wit and her fiery passion. And Desire Much to Raphael’s irritation, Iris insists on being the sort of duchess who involves herself in his life-and bed. But now with the Lords out to kill them both, he has but one choice: marry the lady in order to keep her safe. Rescuing Lady Jordan was never in his plans.
A Duke in Deepest Darkness Cynical, scarred, and brooding, Raphael de Chartres, the Duke of Dyemore, has made it his personal mission to infiltrate the Lords of Chaos and destroy them. only to find she may have been a trifle hasty. When one of the masked-and nude!-Lords spirits her away to his carriage, she shoots him. Her captors are the notoriously evil Lords of Chaos. An instant USA Today bestseller! A Lady of the Light Refined, kind, and intelligent, Lady Iris Jordan finds herself the unlikely target of a diabolical kidnapping.
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