The Mystery Mistletoe Bride

<p><strong>THE MYSTERY MISTLETOE BRIDE</strong></p><p><em><strong>A woman with no name no past no memory-rescued by an earl with his own bitter secrets</strong></em></p><p>On his return from the Peninsular War Jonathan Earl of Portbury appears remote and forbidding hiding his pain behind a wall of icy formality. Widowed and childless Jon needs a new wife and an heir but he knows himself to be incapable of love. The obvious solution is a marriage of convenience with a woman of sense.</p><p>If he can find one.</p><p>On one of Jon's minor estates the woman he rescued from death months before still has no memory and no past though she has acquired a name-Beth. She is no empty-headed debutante fresh out of the schoolroom but a lady of admirable sense and refinement who devotes her energies to good works. She seems to fulfil all Jon's requirements in a wife.</p><p>But Beth is a woman without a past. Is she fit to become Jon's countess?</p><p>And how could a marriage be made to work when both of them have so many buried secrets?</p><p><em>Revised edition of the novel originally published</em> <em>by </em><br><em>Harlequin S.A. in 2010 as</em> The Earl's Mistletoe Bride</p>