Raven's Song

Lord Christian Raven, Earl of Kent, handsome, wealthy, and heir to the most powerful duchy in England, finds himself sent to Jamaica to weather out a scandal he created. Oh, not that he doesn’t deserve his fate, having lost his father’s respect by losing a fortune in an infamous bout of gaming, wenching and racing any London rake would be proud of, but being forced to marry a girl of his father’s choosing is definitely more than he deserved. But he agrees to the terms, having no choice other than to remain in debtor’s prison. The Duke of Waverly sends Raven a bride, but the innocent, although exquisite little thing who arrives can’t possibly become his wife in reality until she grows up. At least a little. Or so he thinks. She is just a “baby” after all. Lady Chante LeRoi, daughter of a Marquis from Bordeaux, France, is sent across the ocean to marry the very handsome, young Earl, and is frustrated when he treats her like a child. As far as she is concerned, she is old enough to be a wife in every sense of the word. First in the Raven Family Series, where the outrageously handsome Raven brothers meet their matches in their own sensual and fun ways.