Behind Islands in the Stream by Thomas Fensch

Behind Islands in the Stream by Thomas Fensch

Lord Sorin Wincanton fled England's shores to avoid temptation in the form of Lady Eleanor Cramley, but upon his return from fighting Bonaparte, the impetuous young miss he escorted through her first Season has grown into a stunning woman who still fires his blood. She sees him as a beloved older brother, and that's the way things need to remain for the sake of her reputation.

Even if it means marrying her to another.

Eleanor was devastated when Sorin left her after scolding her for her wild ways. During his long absence, she's striven to mold herself into the proper lady he urged her to become. Now that he's back, however, the gentleman who once served as her chaperone makes Elle long to toss all proprietary to the wind. And now she only has til Season's end to prove to him that they're perfect for each other - or face an unacceptable bridegroom.

Thomas Fensch is the author of 36 nonfiction books, including five biographies of John Steinbeck, two biographies of Theodor Dr. Seuss and James Thurber, one biographies of Ernest Hemingway and Oskar Schindler, and the sole entire biography of John Howard Griffin, the author of the American classic Black Like Me. Fensch is also the author of a number of nonfiction books. He resides outside of Richmond, Virginia, and has a degree from Syracuse University.