'A Caribbean Heiress in Paris is a triumph!' Sarah MacLean
'Historical romance at its very best - fresh, lush and full of steam!' Sophie Jordan
Paris, 1889.
Luz Alana Heith-Benzan, heiress to the Caña Brava rum empire, has sailed all the way from Santo Domingo with one purpose: expanding her family's business.
Enter James Evanston Sinclair, Earl of Darnick. From their first tempestuous meeting, Luz Alana is conflicted - why is this titled, and infuriatingly charming, Scottish man so willing to help her?
Evan might have his own reasons for supporting Luz Alana but every day they spend together makes him yearn for more of her. And with Luz Alana's inheritance dependent on her being married, a marriage of convenience might be the perfect solution.
But when Luz Alana set sail to Paris, she came armed with three hundred casks of rum, her two best friends and one simple rule: under no circumstances is she to fall in love . . .
Why readers love A Caribbean Heiress in Paris . . .
'Ferociously feminist and sensual, with a dreamily diverse cast. A Caribbean Heiress in Paris is a dazzling historical romance' Helen Hoang
'A breath of fresh air featuring everything I love about historical romance' Martha Waters, author of To Love and to Loathe
'A lush, vivid romance, highly recommended' Evie Dunmore
'A pure delight from start to finish . . . this peek into the glittering world of the Belle Époque will leave you breathless' Joanna Shupe
'Lush settings, rich characters, and that familiar feeling of West Indies's allure will steal your heart' Vanessa Riley
'An enchanting and unforgettable story' Chanel Cleeton
'This book has everything you could want in historical romance' Harper St. George
'The historical romance of my dreams' Eva Leigh
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'A Caribbean Heiress in Paris is a triumph!' Sarah MacLean
'Historical romance at its very best - fresh, lush and full of steam!' Sophie Jordan
Paris, 1889.
The Exposition Universelle is underway, drawing merchants from every corner of the globe . . . including Luz Alana Heith-Benzan, heiress to the Caña Brava rum empire.
Luz Alana set sail from Santo Domingo armed with three hundred casks of rum, her two best friends and one simple rule: under no circumstances is she to fall in love. In the City of Lights, she intends to expand the rum business her family built over three generations, but buyers and shippers alike can't imagine doing business with a woman . . . never mind a woman of colour. This, paired with being denied access to her inheritance unless she marries, leaves the heiress in a very precarious position.
Enter James Evanston Sinclair, Earl of Darnick, who has spent a decade looking for purpose outside of his father's dirty dealings. Ignoring his title, he's built a whisky brand that's his biggest - and only - passion. That is, until he's confronted with a Spanish-speaking force of nature who turns his life upside down.
From their first tempestuous meeting, Luz Alana is conflicted. Why is this titled - and infuriatingly charming - Scottish man so determined to help her?
For Evan, every day with Luz Alana makes him yearn for more than her ardent kisses or the marriage of convenience that might save them both. But Luz Alana sailed for Paris prepared to build her business and her future; what she wasn't prepared for was love finding her . . .
Why readers love A Caribbean Heiress in Paris . . .
'Ferociously feminist and sensual, with a dreamily diverse cast. A Caribbean Heiress in Paris is a dazzling historical romance' Helen Hoang
'A breath of fresh air featuring everything I love about historical romance' Martha Waters, author of To Love and to Loathe
'A lush, vivid romance, highly recommended' Evie Dunmore
'A pure delight from start to finish . . . this peek into the glittering world of the Belle Époque will leave you breathless' Joanna Shupe
'Lush settings, rich characters, and that familiar feeling of West Indies's allure will steal your heart' Vanessa Riley
'An enchanting and unforgettable story' Chanel Cleeton
'This book has everything you could want in historical romance' Harper St. George
'The historical romance of my dreams' Eva Leigh