This Hell of Mine

"Strong emotion you, as the reader, can really feel is the signature of a Lara Blunte novel." D. O'Brien

James Hayburn’s friend warns him to stop staring at Lady Ashley Aguirre across a bullring in Mexico City. After all, he has just left England because his affairs with married women in high society have made him unwelcome at home.
“They will kill you for nothing here,” the friend adds.
Mexico can be the most civilized or the most brutal of places, but when fate throws James and the lovely, sweet Lady Ashley together again, the attraction between them will be impossible to ignore.
He is the real life adventurer whose childhood in jungles and deserts she has been following all her life; she is much more woman than artifice, and she needs to be rescued out of her marriage.
After the Day of the Dead in Cuernavaca, it’s hard for James to accept being apart from Ashley, even if she needs to hear three words he cannot say.
Or perhaps he can, if only it isn’t too late…

Sex scenes, non-graphic.

This is a standalone book, as are The Last Earl and True Born . They only share the family title, Halford, with 100 years between the stories and no characters in common. You may read the books in any order.