Tangled Truth (Ladies of Loomcroft Book 2)
Description
Martin Loomcroft has spent his life building an economic empire. He's also spent it going thru wife after wife trying to sire an heir. Unfortunately, he's only managed to have daughters. Lots and lots of daughters. When his second daughter starts to live as if she were a boy instead of a girl he doesn't argue. In fact, he helps her and she becomes his right hand in business.
At the young age of thirteen Alex asks her father for a place of her own. The two of them buy a cottage bordering Newcaston Keep. There Alex slips away on a regular basis to get a break from her ever growing number of sisters. It is also her escape from the on the job tutoring her father has her doing in his businesses.
The three sons of the Duke Newcaston become fast friends with Alex. Maxwell marries at a young age because he can't deal with his attraction to Alex. When Maxwell's wife dies he blames his child and sends her away.
At just 28,418 words this is a short evening read about two people learning to accept a love they have denied since childhood.
At the young age of thirteen Alex asks her father for a place of her own. The two of them buy a cottage bordering Newcaston Keep. There Alex slips away on a regular basis to get a break from her ever growing number of sisters. It is also her escape from the on the job tutoring her father has her doing in his businesses.
The three sons of the Duke Newcaston become fast friends with Alex. Maxwell marries at a young age because he can't deal with his attraction to Alex. When Maxwell's wife dies he blames his child and sends her away.
At just 28,418 words this is a short evening read about two people learning to accept a love they have denied since childhood.
