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A Regency romance for historical fiction lovers, where a governess with a dangerous past and a scandal-averse earl must outwit society—and deadly secrets—to find love.

A runaway wife. A dangerous past. A love that could save her soul. June Calvin's enchanting Regency romance follows one woman's fight for freedom against a society determined to chain her.

Eden Henderson has crafted a new life as a governess, hiding from her brutal husband and the shadows of her past. When she meets the charming and rebellious Earl of Dudley, Roger Brentwood, she discovers a kindred spirit who challenges everything she believes about love and trust. But her carefully constructed world begins to crumble as her past threatens to destroy not only her future but everyone she holds dear.

Set against the glittering backdrop of Regency London, this novel explores themes of female autonomy, healing from trauma, and found family. 

Can Eden trust her heart to a man who guards secrets of his own? As danger closes in and society threatens to expose her true identity, she must choose between protecting herself and embracing the love that could be her salvation. The clock is ticking, and Eden's very life hangs in the balance.

June Calvin lives in Oklahoma with her husband of 62 years, near her son, daughter-in-love, and young grandson.

Over the years, she has worn many hats, working as a teacher, secretary-bookkeeper, public relations professional, museum educator, antique dealer, candle maker, and newspaper reporter.

When she discovered the world of Regency romance, she finally realized what she wanted to be when she grew up. Her first published book, The Baron and the Bookseller, won the Romance Writers of America’s Golden Heart award in 1993.

In total, she has written twelve Regency romances.

June Calvin lives in Oklahoma with her husband of 62 years, near her son, daughter-in-love, and young grandson.

Over the years, she has worn many hats, working as a teacher, secretary-bookkeeper, public relations professional, museum educator, antique dealer, candle maker, and newspaper reporter.

When she discovered the world of Regency romance, she finally realized what she wanted to be when she grew up. Her first published book, The Baron and the Bookseller, won the Romance Writers of America’s Golden Heart award in 1993.

In total, she has written twelve Regency romances.