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A beautiful widow's newfound love is hampered by the terms of her late husband's will and a mystery that threatens destroy her son's future. Five years ago, men used to line up to kiss the butterfly-shaped birthmark on Olivia, Lady Farquhar's left breast. It was one of the many indignities her husband forced upon her to pay his gambling debts and punish her for enticing him away from marrying an heiress. Now Lord Farquhar is dead but his final brutality is the unkindest of all. He's given custody of the couple's two-year-old son to his cousin, Max, recently returned from seven years' fighting…mehr

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A beautiful widow's newfound love is hampered by the terms of her late husband's will and a mystery that threatens destroy her son's future. Five years ago, men used to line up to kiss the butterfly-shaped birthmark on Olivia, Lady Farquhar's left breast. It was one of the many indignities her husband forced upon her to pay his gambling debts and punish her for enticing him away from marrying an heiress. Now Lord Farquhar is dead but his final brutality is the unkindest of all. He's given custody of the couple's two-year-old son to his cousin, Max, recently returned from seven years' fighting in the Peninsular Campaign. Broken but not yet defeated, Olivia embarks on a desperate charade which not only reunites her with her child but wins her the heart of noble and honourable Max Atherton. But Max is a man she can never have. For even if he could love her despite her sinful past, her husband's evil legacy continues to haunt her. Unless Max can solve the real mystery behind Lady Olivia's Butterfly, Olivia's future is doomed.
Autorenporträt
Beverley Oakley is an Australian author of more than 30 Regency romps, and Victorian and Georgian-set romances laced with mystery and intrigue.Under her other pen names - Beverley Eikli and B.G. Nettelton - she writes Africa-set romantic suspense and Women's Fiction.Born in the African mountain kingdom of Lesotho, Beverley married the handsome Norwegian bush pilot she met in Botswana's beautiful Okavango Delta while managing a safari lodge.She began her writing career as a journalist, but it was during long aerial survey contracts around the world-often as the sole woman on the crew-that she began to write romance novels as an escape from the isolation.Beverley lives just north of Melbourne with the same wonderful husband she whisked away from Botswana thirty years ago, together with their youngest daughter (the oldest lives in Norway), and a gorgeous, dopey Rhodesian Ridgeback who weighs more than she does.When she's not writing, she runs a bed & breakfast & Farmstay business (called Wuthering Heights) in South Australia's beautiful wine growing Clare Valley with her two sisters, and teaches Writing.Visit Beverley's website and Shopify store:www.beverleysbooks.com