Chapters
205 total- 1 Chapter 1: The Price Of The Daughter
- 2 Chapter 2: The Man In Moonlight
- 3 Chapter 3: The Invisible Woman
- 4 Chapter 4: The Girl Who Talks Back
- 5 Chapter 5: The Scar and Face
- 6 Chapter 6: The Lies
- 7 Chapter 7: Who Are You, Austin?
- 8 Chapter 8: Rosilyn- The Redhead
- 9 Chapter 9: The Leek And Potato
- 10 Chapter 10: Duty And Desire
- 11 Chapter 11: Checkmate
- 12 Chapter 12: Audrey’s World
- 13 Chapter 13: In His Arms
- 14 Chapter 14: Honey, Almonds…and Doubt
- 15 Chapter 15: Black Roses
- 16 Chapter 16: Trouble At The Stable
- 17 Chapter 17: Ride With The Duke
- 18 Chapter 18: You Are Safe
- 19 Chapter 19: Don’t Eat The Fish
- 20 Chapter 20: Who Knows Austin Better?
- 21 Chapter 21: The Duke’s Choice
- 22 Chapter 22: Noticing Everything About You
- 23 Chapter 23: Almost Mine
- 24 Chapter 24: Knowing Her Place
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Start from Chapter 1About this novel
In a rigid aristocratic society where marriages are political and mistresses are open secrets, Alina Ashworth, daughter of a bankrupt merchant is sold to the most powerful and feared man in the kingdom: Austin Moore, Duke of Ravenmoor.
Her official title is his bed warmer.
This humiliating title means she is his to use, display, and discard.
Yet, he never touches her. Every night, she comes to his room, lies on his bed, but he doesn’t even look at her.
But in public, he is a different man. At banquets, his hand is always on her waist and he introduces her to others with possessiveness that make men step back and women glare.
Furious at being used as a prop, Alina decides that she will not be his silent ornament. If he wants to display possession, she will give him a performance worth watching.
Soon, she weaponizes her bed warmer title, turns the humiliation into power and makes him fall for a woman he was never supposed to want.
Her official title is his bed warmer.
This humiliating title means she is his to use, display, and discard.
Yet, he never touches her. Every night, she comes to his room, lies on his bed, but he doesn’t even look at her.
But in public, he is a different man. At banquets, his hand is always on her waist and he introduces her to others with possessiveness that make men step back and women glare.
Furious at being used as a prop, Alina decides that she will not be his silent ornament. If he wants to display possession, she will give him a performance worth watching.
Soon, she weaponizes her bed warmer title, turns the humiliation into power and makes him fall for a woman he was never supposed to want.