Surrender to Love by Edith Layton

Surrender to Love by Edith Layton

Miss Eliza Merriman knew how difficult it would be to capture Julian Dylan. For Julian was the handsomest lord in England, a prize women would and did do anything to win. Somehow Eliza had to be more dazzling than her captivating cousin Constance, aristocratic society's most celebrated beauty. She had to be more endearing than her friend Anthea, who was everything that a man could seek in a wife. And she had to weave a sensual spell stronger than that of the ladies of pleasure who swarmed around Julian like bees around honey. Somehow Eliza had to find the path to Julian's heart...and had to gamble that passion would light the way....

Edith Layton enjoyed writing. When she began writing books, she freelanced as a publicity writer and wrote articles and opinion pieces for the New York Times and Newsday, as well as smaller media. Publishers Weekly dubbed her one of the most gifted romance authors. She garnered numerous honors, including the Romantic Times' Lifetime Achievement Award, as well as glowing reviews and accolades from Library Journal, Romance Readers Anonymous, and Romance Writers of America. Mother of three grown children, she lived on Long Island with her beloved dog, Miss Daisy; her partly wild parakeet, Little Richard; and several nameless pond fish in the fishness protection program.