Andrew by Grace Burrowes

Andrew by Grace Burrowes

New York Times and USA Today bestselling author Grace Burrowes writes The Lonely Lords with passion and heart

Grace Burrowes' vivid, well-developed, flawed characters, plus her way of weaving their lives together and her exquisite writing style seem to get better with each of her Lonely Lords novels. Andrew: Lord of Despair engages the reader's emotions and senses from start to finish-a joy to read. -Long and Short Reviews

Andrew Alexander will do anything to protect those he loves.
After a tragic yachting accident leaves him wracked with guilt, Andrew Alexander, Earl of Greymoor, is certain he doesn't deserve to be around his family, let alone the beautiful, forthright Astrid Worthington. He wanders for years, not allowing himself respite from his self-imposed exile until Astrid is safely married. He returns home to find that the only woman he's ever loved has been recently-and mysteriously-widowed.

.especially from himself
Astrid refuses to pine after Andrew leaves for the Continent. She finds an amiable husband and contents herself with a cordial if unexciting marriage. When Astrid is abruptly widowed, she finds Andrew will do anything to protect her not only from her enemies, but also from the truth of his dark past. Can she find safety in the arms of a man who seems determined to break her heart all over again?

Grace Burrowes is the sixth of seven children who grew up in central Pennsylvania. She first became interested in romance novels in junior high and has been devouring them ever since. Grace holds a bachelor's degree in political science and a bachelor's degree in music history from Pennsylvania State University, as well as a master's degree in conflict transformation from Eastern Mennonite University and a juris doctorate from George Washington University's National Law Center. Grace is a New York Times and USA Today bestselling author who writes novellas and novels in the genres of Georgian, Regency, Scottish Victorian, and contemporary romance. She enjoys speaking at writers' conferences and conducting workshops.