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The Fenwick Inheritance

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a Duke

London says she was a cold, barren wife who sent her late husband to an early grave. To prove it a lie, Rosalind must let the duke she refused court her in front of everyone.

So she writes him a contract. One Season of courtship, as public as she can make it. No liberties in private. On the first of June he goes back to sea for a year. And clause six: she will not marry him. He signs it. Then he reties her bonnet in the Park with half of London watching, kisses her in a library, and one night Rosalind finds herself on his doorstep, alone, with no terms left to hide behind.

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The Fenwick Bargain — a free prequel to The Fenwick Inheritance by Verity Winters

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The Fenwick Bargain

“She knew what she was worth. He disagreed.”

She has spent nine years being useful. It is not the same as being wanted, and she knows the difference to the shilling.

Clemency Verrall is a paid companion with no fortune, no family and no expectations, and she has made her peace with all three. Then her employer sends her into Kent on an errand any footman could have run, and it goes wrong in a way that cannot be quietly undone.

Sir Piers Marchbank owns the land she was sent to buy. He is rude, he is honest, and he has no charm whatsoever. What he has is a habit of treating her like a woman with a mind, which nobody has ever troubled to do.

He would rather insult her than lie to her.

She has been lied to beautifully, and would rather have the insult.

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Verity Winters writes sweeping Regency romances filled with scandal, sharp-witted heroines, irresistible dukes, and happily-ever-afters. Inspired by grand country houses, forgotten love stories, and the social games of Georgian England, she brings history to life with warmth, humour, and plenty of simmering tension.

When she's not writing, you'll usually find her with a stack of historical novels, a strong coffee, and plans for her next escape to a stately home or windswept coastline.

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To Undo a Duke

The Fenwick Inheritance · Book 5

London says she was a cold, barren wife. To prove it a lie, Rosalind must let the duke she refused court her in front of everyone — with the terms in writing, and clause six: she will not marry him.

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The Fenwick Inheritance · Book 4

She came for the limestone. She stayed to win the argument. Minerva Vane tells an earl to his face that he's a credulous man — then reads his father's will and offers terms to save his home.

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The Fenwick Inheritance · Book 3

Three Seasons out, and not one person has truly looked at her. She has made quite sure of it — until a snowbound Christmas house party forces her under the gaze of the coldest man in England.

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The Fenwick Inheritance · Book 2

The Diamond of the Season wants the one man she is forbidden. A scandal-haunted war hero, a family determined to stop her, and a Season that will cost them everything.

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A ruined heiress, a viscount with a fortune to lose, and one scandalous London season.

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