“I burned it,” he lied.įellows made a noise of disapproval. Sinclair shook his head, thinking of the letter he’d slid into the box in his study. “Macaulay keeps a good eye on them, but I want this man found, warned, stopped.” He took a sip of tea.
“I advise you to keep your governess and little ones close to home, or don’t let them go out without you.” “If he weren’t a danger, you wouldn’t have come to me,” he said. Sinclair flushed, and Louisa smiled at him again and lifted her teacup.įellows didn’t share his wife’s amusement, but he did share her concern. “A very winsome young lady, Eleanor said.” Louisa peered closely at him, noticing the slip. “Either to my children or to Bertie-I mean, Miss Frasier.” “I need you to find out about her relations and keep them away from her. “One of the reasons I’ve come is to ask you to help her,” he said to Fellows. Impressed with how they listen to her, Sinclair asks the lively beauty to be their governess, never guessing that the uncoventional lady will teach him a lesson or two in love.“No denying it, I suppose.” Sinclair accepted the cup Louisa handed him. Intrigued by the handsome highlander, Bertie winds up saving his children from a dangerous situation and returning them to their father. Roberta “Bertie” Frasier enters Sinclair’s life by stealing his watch-and then stealing a kiss.
There is, however, one woman in town who can hold her own. Little Caitlin and Andrew go through a governess a week, sending the ladies fleeing in tears. Scottish barrister Sinclair McBride can face the most sinister criminals in London-but the widower’s two unruly children are a different matter. Scottish barrister Sinclair McBride can face the most sinister criminals in London-but the widower's two unruly children are a different matter.
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