A Match Made On Duchess Square

Author: Meara Platt
Genre(s): Romance | Historical
Total pages: 112

A Match Made On Duchess Square

She was hired to find him the perfect match. Why is he looking at her as though she’s the oneA handsome widower in need of a wife. A lovely spinster renowned for her matchmaking talents. Will she find him the perfect match? Or might both discover they are meant for each other in this next book in a new historical romance Regency series from USA Today bestselling author Meara Platt! The ladies known to Society as the Silver Duchesses reside on Duchess Square in elegant Mayfair. These lovely heroines, Berry, Miranda, and Gwendolyn, are about to find love in this delightful Silver Dukes spin-off series!

James Milbury, the Marquess of Milbury, is a widower desperately in need of help raising two adventurous sons who are sorely missing a mother’s love. What can he do but find himself a wife to fill that void in their lives? He knows exactly where to turn, for Lady Gwendolyn Carstairs, the beautiful spinster residing on Duchess Square is renowned for her matchmaking skills. She has presented him with over a dozen suitable prospects, but he will have none of them because there is one complication that cannot be overcome…he has fallen in love with his matchmaker. Can he win Gwendolyn’s heart when she is already betrothed to another? The man is entirely unsuitable for her, but how does James convince her of it and have her fall in love with him?

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