Bow Street Beaus 2: Barely a Woman by Sawyer North ISBN 9798232418724, 8232418729 instant download

Bow Street Beaus 2: Barely a Woman by Sawyer North ISBN 9798232418724, 8232418729 instant download

A cold father and an isolated upbringing have left Morgan Brady convinced of her plainness. A road trip with a hardened former highwayman while masquerading as a man will change them both – and open the door to love.
A full-length sweet romance about the power of love to restore shattered self-worth and soften a hardened heart.
Morgan Brady is a principled vicar’s daughter left destitute and with the care of her three younger siblings after her father’s death. When she applies for an assistant editor position at the Bow Street magistrate’s office, they offer her an interview believing she is male. Desperate for work and convinced by her late father of her plainness, she cuts her hair and dresses as a man to win the job. To her horror, the magistrate decides to train Morgan by sending her on a road trip investigation with the normally solitary Steadman Drew.
Steadman is a handsome, popular, and barely reformed highwayman who has received a reprieve from the Crown due to his noble origins. The price? He must work for the Bow Street magistrate to capture criminals by taking advantage of his underworld connections. The opportunity pays an unexpected dividend by allowing Steadman to continue his campaign of punishing the powerful who oppress the poor – but with the law on his side. He regards his new protégé, Mr. Brady, as a nuisance but sees the young man’s potential.
Forced into tight quarters during long rides and even longer periods of observation, Morgan struggles to maintain her disguise. The difficulty deepens when Steadman, a man of renowned charm and stunning good looks, begins divulging thoughts and feelings to Morgan that he never would to a woman. In fact, Steadman revels in his newfound friendship with Morgan – a friendship like nothing he has ever known.
When Steadman inevitably discovers Morgan’s gender, initial shock gives way to a flood of mutual romantic fervor. The burgeoning passion challenges Steadman’s long-held conviction that growing too close to a wom