His Wild Colonial Wife

All they wanted was peace, but they found a love that never should have been instead

In 1770, Charity Leigh embarked on a perilous journey to the Americas aboard a ship, fleeing her uncle's cruel plans to marry her off. She finds refuge among fellow passengers, including the exiled Lord Brigham Blackstone, a distinguished general with a tarnished reputation.

When Charity is attacked by a young nobleman, Lord Blackstone steps in to defend her, and amidst the chaos, he offers her marriage for protection. They wed aboard the ship, thrust into a partnership filled with passionate tension and unspoken desire.

Once they reach Boston and journey to their new land in Virginia, they face harsh realities-arriving to find nothing but an empty expanse where their home should be. Forced to live in tents while construction begins on their future manor, they must rely on each other for survival.

As unrest simmers between the colonies and British rule, Blackstone stands resolutely with the colonists despite the king's favor guiding his land grant. With Charity by his side, he embraces the burgeoning idea of a free America, fueled by their shared dreams and the trials they face together.