From Award-Winning Australian author Cassandra Dean comes the third book in her delicious Regency romance series, Lost Lords, where a scheming lady and a defiant lord find that false courtship can lead to so much more...The man she doesn't know she wantsA queen of the ton, Lady Seraphina Waller-Mitchell maintains her rule with a clever mind and a cutting tongue. A long-held rivalry leads her to attempt a seduction, but when the severely handsome lord proves difficult to beguile, Sera is forced to look beneath the surface…and finds a man who speaks to her soul.The woman he doesn't know he needsLord Stephen Farlisle has no time for society. Followed by tragedy, he spends his privilege in helping those less fortunate, prowling Society's ballrooms to charm funds from deep pockets. When a striking beauty seeks a dalliance, Stephen dismisses her as a shallow flirt.But when the two find themselves pretending courtship to win a wager, Stephen is fascinated by glimpses of the vulnerable woman beneath the mask, destroying preconceptions and prejudices…and threatening to steal his heavily guarded heart.Stealing Lord Stephen is the third captivating regency romance in the Lost Lords series. Perfect for fans of Eloisa James, Christi Caldwell and Julia Quinn: With swoon-worthy heroes, strong heroines, and a happily ever after, you'll love this enchanting series from award-winning author Cassandra Dean. Cassandra Dean is an award-winning author of historical and fantasy romance. She grew up daydreaming, inventing fantastical worlds and marvellous adventures. Once she learned to read (first phrase: To The Beach. True story), she was never without a book, and when she realised she could write her own, she never looked back.Cassandra is proud to call South Australia her home, where she regularly cheers on her AFL football team and creates her next tale.Cassandra Dean is an award-winning author of historical and fantasy romance. She grew up daydreaming, inventing fantastical worlds and marvellous adventures. Once she learned to read (first phrase: To The Beach. True story), she was never without a book, and when she realised she could write her own, she never looked back.Cassandra is proud to call South Australia her home, where she regularly cheers on her AFL football team and creates her next tale.
