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A Grieving Duke's Scottish Bride

(2026)
(A book in the Secrets and Courtships of the Regency series)
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Sent from Scotland to secure a respectable match, Fiona MacGregor craves one stolen hour of freedom and trades places with her maid. Yet, when her encounter with a captivating stranger by a secluded lake ends in disaster, the freedom she fought for slips through her fingers. Could the disaster she caused be the very thing that finally sets her heart free?

Dominic Kingsley, Duke of Ellington, is a grieving man forced to marry for duty. When a fiery Scottish stranger disrupts his carefully ordered life, everything, including his heart, turns upside down. Her deception becomes his scandal, and duty leaves him only one honorable path. Could the enemy he never chose become the wife he cannot resist?

Forced into marriage, Fiona and Dominic begin as unwilling enemies. She believes he will never accept her Scottish spirit. He believes he has no right to want her at all. Yet, as her warmth brightens his grieving house, a dangerous deception rises to tear them apart. Will they trust the love growing between them before it is lost forever?

Tropes: Forced Marriage, Brooding Hero, Disguised Identity, Unconventional heroine.

"A Grieving Duke's Scottish Bride" is a historical romance novel of approximately 80,000 words. No cheating, no cliffhangers, and a guaranteed happily ever after.


Genre: Historical Romance

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