The Captive Duke (Captive Hearts)

Grace Burrowes

$8.99

Publication Date: June 6th, 2023

Publisher:

Sourcebooks Casablanca

ISBN:

9781728276274

Pages:

456

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Description

"Grace Burrowes is terrific."—JULIA QUINN, New York Times bestselling author of the Bridgerton series

A breathtaking tale of a tortured hero and the woman who helps him to heal.

Captured and tortured by the French, Christian Severn, Duke of Mercia, lost his wife, his son, and his will to live. He struggles to find a way back to the world he once knew until Gillian, Countess of Windmere, pointedly reminds him that he has a daughter who still needs him.

As Christian and Gillian spend more and more time together trying to help Margaret, who was traumatized by her mother's death, their attraction slowly begins to grow.

Previously published as The Captive.

About the Author

New York Times and USA Today bestselling author Grace Burrowes’ bestsellers include The Heir, The Soldier, Lady Maggie’s Secret Scandal, Lady Sophie's Christmas Wish and Lady Eve's Indiscretion. Her Regency romances and Scotland-set Victorian romances have received extensive praise, including starred reviews from Publishers Weekly and Booklist. The Heir was a Publishers Weekly Best Book of 2010, The Best Spring Romance of 2011, Lady Sophie’s Christmas Wish and Once Upon a Tartan have both won RT Reviewers’ Choice Awards, Lady Louisa’s Christmas Knight was a Library Journal Best Book of 2012, The Bridegroom Wore Plaid was a PW Best Book of 2012. Two of her MacGregor heroes have won KISS awards. Grace is a practicing family law attorney and lives in rural Maryland.

Praise for The Captive Duke (Captive Hearts)

"The popular, prolific Burrowes begins a new series with her signature mix of emotional intensity, lush storytelling, and intelligent writing… Smart, compelling, and captivating." — Kirkus Reviews

Unique and well-written…the characters and their love make for a memorable romance.

"An unusually dark and moving Regency-era love story between a tortured nobleman and a young widow." — Shelf Awareness