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HaBO: Hero Leaves Notes for His Wife to Rekindle Marriage

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This HaBO is from Mai, who’s been searching for this book for months:

I am not quite sure if this is a full-length novel, a novella, or part of an anthology.

It’s a historical book — the male lead is probably an earl or a duke of some sort and he’s married with children, but routine has dampened his and his wife’s relationship quite a bit. The man starts to leave his wife little notes to rekindle their love and I think these notes are about his fantasies or maybe he asks her out; I’m not too sure exactly.

I also remember that the male lead thinks a friend of his wife might be after her and that’s why he is so desperate to have her fall back in love with him.

Does anyone know this one?

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  1. Lassarina says:

    Is this Miranda Neville’s Lady Windermere’s Lover?

  2. Emily says:

    Pretty sure it’s Forever Yours by Charlotte Featherstone.

  3. Mai says:

    YES! Oh my God you people are just amazing! It’s ‘Forever Yours’. As soon as I saw that name something clicked in my brain and just –Thank you so much for this, Emily. You’re a genius =D

  4. Emily says:

    No problem! As soon as I saw the heading, I thought that might be the one you were looking for. Forever Yours is one of my favorite novellas!

  5. MClaudia says:

    This sounds great!! A bit pricey for a novella but my library had it.

  6. Antipodean Shenanigans says:

    Whatever happened to Charlotte Featherstone? I liked her dark historical Addicted series, but she hasn’t published anything recently.

  7. Emily says:

    I don’t think she’s publishing anymore. She hasn’t put anything out for a couple of years, and I think I saw on goodreads that someone had contacted her publisher, and they said she wasn’t working with them any longer. It sucks because I really liked her work, and I’d love to see her The Sins and the Virtues series finished some day, but it seems unlikely.

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