The Wolf and the Wildflower

Summary: USA Today bestselling author Stacy Reid's addictive tale of two lost people who are found . . . by each other London is buzzing with the news that James Winters, the Duke of Wulverton-thought lost at sea a decade ago-survived in the harsh wilderness of the Yukon. Now he's been returned to his family, his responsibilities, and a nightmarish world of artifice and noise. He has three weeks to become a refined, elegant duke for the Queen . . . or doom the entire family to ruin and scandal. Promising psychologist Jules Southby knows a lot about disguises. She's secretly been living as a boy since birth, enjoying the freedoms of men and knowing little about how to behave like a woman. When she meets the alluring duke, she's unprepared for his raw, masculine beauty and icy intelligence . . . or that he can see through her darkest secret. Jules has very little time to transform the duke into a true semblance of an English gentleman. Yet his very presence seems to unravel her in every way. Their attraction is stark and achingly real-and forbidden. But loving the lost duke would mean losing every sacrifice she's made to earn her freedom . . . Contains mature themes.