The Duke Who Fell for His Brother's Bride
(2026)(A book in the Delightful Lords and Ladies series)
A novel by Bridget Barton
Lady Arabella Fairchild journeys to Scotland to marry a charming young lord. With her family’s fortune quietly declining, the marriage is meant to secure their future, but when he vanishes at sea, she unexpectedly becomes the bride of his formidable elder brother. What will happen after becoming the wife of a man she never intended to love?
Lachlan Kerr, the Duke of Braemore, is a reserved widower with a lonely daughter. Having suffered a lot of heartbreak, he promises Arabella protection, respect, and partnership, but nothing more. Little did he know her warmth would slowly transform his silent castle and awaken feelings he swore were buried forever…
As quiet affection turns into unexpected longing, their marriage begins to feel dangerously real. When Lachlan’s brother returns from the dead to reclaim the bride he believes should have been his, old wounds and new suspicions threaten their fragile happiness. Can Arabella and Lachlan protect the love neither expected to find?
Tropes: Marriage of Convenience, Widow Hero, the Wrong Brother, Opposites Attract, Found Family
"The Duke Who Fell for His Brother's Bride" is a historical romance novel of approximately 85,000 words. No cheating, no cliffhangers, and a guaranteed happily ever after.
Genre: Historical Romance
Lachlan Kerr, the Duke of Braemore, is a reserved widower with a lonely daughter. Having suffered a lot of heartbreak, he promises Arabella protection, respect, and partnership, but nothing more. Little did he know her warmth would slowly transform his silent castle and awaken feelings he swore were buried forever…
As quiet affection turns into unexpected longing, their marriage begins to feel dangerously real. When Lachlan’s brother returns from the dead to reclaim the bride he believes should have been his, old wounds and new suspicions threaten their fragile happiness. Can Arabella and Lachlan protect the love neither expected to find?
Tropes: Marriage of Convenience, Widow Hero, the Wrong Brother, Opposites Attract, Found Family
"The Duke Who Fell for His Brother's Bride" is a historical romance novel of approximately 85,000 words. No cheating, no cliffhangers, and a guaranteed happily ever after.
Genre: Historical Romance
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