Welcome to Book One in The Hellion Club, the nickname for the Darrow School, where miscreant noblemen send their illegitimate daughters to keep them out of sight, out of mind, and to make them employable. is it a recipe for disaster or a recipe for love? The Hellion Club Series Book 1 - A Rogue to Remember Book 2 - Barefoot in Hyde Park Book 3 - What Happens in Piccadilly Book 4 - Sleepless in Southhampton Book 5 - When an Earl Loves a Governess Book 6 - The Duke\'s Magnificent Obsession Book 7 - The Governess Diaries.
Willa and Devil must work together to keep the little girl safe...
But danger looms when Marina\'s wastrel, fortune hunting father returns, intent on claiming his daughter.
It\'s that combination which draws Willa to him and makes him irresistible to her.
But also kind and perhaps a little broken.
Rakishly charming.
Too handsome by far.
Hedonistic.
He is all that they have said of him. but not nearly as challenging as her uncle.
Marina, Lord Deveril\'s niece is a challenge...
She\'s a graduate of the Darrow School, an integral member of The Hellion Club, and a determined lady in her own right.
But Wilhelmina Marks is no ordinary governess.
If she did, she\'d never be able to be employed elsewhere again, as his very name is synonymous with ruin.
There is only one problem - no respectable woman would ever consent to be employed in the house of the Devil Lord. but if he can obtain the right governess, one who specializes in working with children others have deemed unmanageable, he might be able to save his niece.
By the time Devil returns to England, he\'s too late to save her...
Devil\'s sister is seduced by a fortune hunter and cast out by their father.
While serving his country, the unthinkable happens at home.
It was punishment for all his many wicked, wild and reckless ways.
It\'s propriety, secrets, and passion in this scorching new series! Douglas Devil Ashton, Lord Deveril, was forced by his father to join the army and was exiled to India.
Welcome to Book One in The Hellion Club, the nickname for the Darrow School, where miscreant noblemen send their illegitimate daughters to keep them out of sight, out of mind, and to make them employable
