title: The Viscount's Unsuitable Affair: Regency Historical Romance (The Derbyshire Set) (Volume 3)
author:  Arietta Richmond 
description: Arietta Richmond has been a compulsive reader and writer all her life. Whilst her reading has covered an enormous range of topics, history has always fascinated her, and historical novels been amongst her favourite reading. She has written a wide range of work, from business articles and other non-fiction works (published under a pen name) but fiction has always been a major part of her life. Now, her Regency Historical Romance series is finally being released. The Derbyshire set is comprised of 6 shorter novels. She also has a standalone longer novel shortly to be released, and two longer series of novels in development. She lives in Australia, and when not reading or writing, likes to travel, and to see in person the places where history happened. To find out first when Ariettas next book is released, sign up for her newsletter at http://www.ariettarichmond.com
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  A pretend courtship… a real scandal.
  
  LONDON, 1814
  
  Hope Stuckeley has lusted after the handsome and charismatic Michael Ashmore,
  the viscount Lichfield, for ages—never mind that she’s never actually spoken
  to him. When the two join forces to investigate a London stock market scandal,
  pretending he is courting her gives her the chance to prove she’s more than
  the bookworm he takes her for.
  
  After years of service as a soldier and newly titled as a viscount, actual
  marriage and settling down are the last things on confirmed bachelor Michael’s
  mind. But when their investigation puts the delectable Hope in danger,
  discovering the truth about the scandal could jeopardize the future he didn’t
  know he wanted.
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  TEMPTING HER
  
  RELUCTANT VISCOUNT
  
  A LADY LANCASTER GARDEN SOCIETY MYSTERY
  
  CATHERINE HEMMERLING
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  This book is a work of fiction. Names, characters, places, and incidents are
  the product of the author’s imagination or are used fictitiously. Any
  resemblanc