Lord Rotham's Wager

by Ann Elizabeth Cree

Lord Jack Rotham was not a betting man when it came to marriage. But when his great-uncle’s will ordered Jack to marry, a bride by wager seemed the logical solution. And so Jack picked the winning wife out of a lottery. However, fate dealt him a cruel hand, for his new bride was the woman who’d left him brokenhearted to marry another man! Claire Ellison had suffered a miserable marriage and didn’t want to repeat the experience, particularly to a man who wasn’t sure whether he hated her — or loved her! But when a devious element threatened their new marriage, could Claire finally fight for the man she’d always loved?

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Which character stayed with you after you turned the last page, and why?
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