Justin Tolbert was a war hero and the new Earl of Wynfield, but he was not the same man Lady Sarah Spense once knew ... Suddenly, too vividly, Sarah remembered the night he had first asked her to dance. The London ballroom had been overcrowded, its heat stifling. Justin had been wearing his uniform, the handsome regimentals setting off the perfection of his strong body and his still-boyish face. She had thought then that there was no man more handsome in the room. She had stepped willingly into his arms, and when the music had begun, she had drifted, following his lead. They had moved together without conscious thought. As if the two of them had been created to dance together ... Would they ever do that again ... 'Don't miss Gayle Wilson's extraordinary tale!
"Justin Tolbert was a war hero and the new Earl of Wynfield, but he was not the same man Lady Sarah Spense once knew ... Suddenly, too vividly, Sarah remembered the night he had first asked her to dance. The London ballroom had been overcrowded, its heat stifling. Justin had been wearing his uniform, the handsome regimentals setting off the perfection of his strong body and his still-boyish face. She had thought then that there was no man more handsome in the room. She had stepped willingly into his arms, and when the music had begun, she had drifted, following his lead. They had moved together without conscious thought. As if the two of them had been created to dance together ... Would they ever do that again ... 'Don't miss Gayle Wilson's extraordinary tale!"@en
"Lady Sarah Spenser remembered the night he had first asked herr to dance. She had thought then that Justin Tolbert, dressed in his regimental uniform, was the most handsome man there. Now Justin was a war hero--and the new Earl of Wynfield. But he was not the same man Sarah had once known ..."
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