Sealed With a Kiss: Heather Snow and Giveaway

Heather Snow is a historical romance writer with a degree in Chemistry who found she much preferred creating chemistry on the page, rather than in the lab! She is forever trying to wrangle her left and right brain to work together (some days with more success than others!), but if her two sides had to duke it out, left would win every time--which can be a creative challenge. Luckily, she loves challenges...she just goes about solving them analytically.

She lives with her husband and two sons in the Midwest and truly hopes you find her stories have just the right chemistry...

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Written by Geoffrey Wentworth, Earl of Stratford, to his wife—upon the birth of their daughter, some seven and one half months after the Epilogue…

My love,

How amazing you are. I’ve always thought so, from the moment you stepped into my drawing room and changed my life irrevocably. Even in our darkest days, when the breaking of our hearts was a palpable thing that could be felt and heard like a rending, my awe and appreciation for you never waned. Indeed, it was the very fear of losing such a woman as yourself that made the torment that much more acute.

You’ve taught me how to love, and how to be loved. I’d never have known it without you. All I knew then was that if I lost you, I would never love again, and I would be miserable for the rest of my days.

Thank God that didn’t happen.

For today, my beautiful wife, you introduced me to an entirely new and all-encompassing love. Our daughter. I can admit now that when you told me you were increasing, my heart prayed for a little girl. My mother would be appalled, of course—fixated as she is upon heirs. But it was a daughter I wanted, one who would have your intellect, your heart and your passion for discovery. I look forward to watching her grow and become as incredible of a young woman as you are.

Besides, I have no worries than an heir won’t be forthcoming, and soon...not with my curious lady chemist wife. There is so much more to share on that front, you know. I look forward to our future “experiments” with great relish.

Yours,

Geoffrey

Check out Geoffrey and Liliana's love story in SWEET ENEMY.

Geoffrey Wentworth, a war hero and rising political star, never wanted to be the Earl, but when his brother dies, he knows his duty—take up the responsibility for his family’s estates. His mother’s definition of duty differs from his, however, and can be summed up in one word—heirs. When Geoffrey rushes home to answer her urgent summons, he finds himself host to a house full of women, all vying to become the next Countess of Stratford. But his love is Parliament, where he wields his influence and reputation to better the lives of ex-soldiers, until a tempting houseguest and a secret from his past threaten his freedom…and his heart.

Liliana Claremont, a brilliant chemist, doesn’t want to be any man’s wife, much less a Countess. If she had tuppence for every time she’d been told her place was filling the nursery, not experimenting in the laboratory, she could buy the Tower Bridge. However, when she receives a coveted invitation to the Earl’s house party, she trades in her beakers for ball gowns and gladly takes on the guise of husband hunter—for the chance to uncover what the Earl had to do with the murder of her father.

Liliana believes the best way to get the answers she needs is to keep her enemy close, though romance is not part of her formula. But it only takes one kiss to start a reaction she can't control...

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