The central conflict arises when Harry returns from London without a bride, declaring he is finished with his search. Determined to help him find happiness, Ophelia offers to "school" him in the art of courtship to better prepare him for his next pursuit. However, Harry has secretly been in love with Ophelia since they first met, and his "grouchy" demeanor stems from the belief that she is still in love with her late husband. As their "lessons" progress, their mutual attraction becomes impossible to ignore.
A resilient widow and estate manager who uses a prosthetic or walks with difficulty following her accident. His Perfect Bride by Heather Boyd
The story follows , a widow who was permanently disabled and lost a foot in the same carriage accident that killed her husband. For the past year, she has successfully managed the country estate of her late husband’s cousin, Harry, the Duke of Montrose . The central conflict arises when Harry returns from
While part of the Distinguished Rogues series , it can be read as a standalone, though fans of the series will recognize characters from previous entries. Publication Information Release Date Ebook Heather Boyd January 5, 2021 Paperback Heather Boyd September 23–25, 2024 His Perfect Bride (The Distinguished Rogues Book 15) As their "lessons" progress, their mutual attraction becomes
A "lofty and seriously grouchy" duke who masks his deep devotion and protective nature toward Ophelia with a gruff exterior. Reader Reception
Readers appreciated the rare portrayal of a disabled heroine in a Regency setting.