Her hopes of escape abruptly end when Robert, her childhood nemesis that she hasn't seen since they were children, comes back into her life and does everything within his power to make her pay for their past.Īt least, Robert tried to hate her, but it was so damn difficult to hate someone that he couldn't live without. Thanks to an inheritance her godmother left her years ago, her chance will come with her next birthday.
She's the daughter of an Earl and expected to marry well, say and do the right things with a smile on her face when inside she's dying for a chance to escape. Mathewson.Įlizabeth knows what's expected of her, perfection. Truce is about a man who takes everything too damn seriously and can’t let go of the past until the woman that he would love to hate comes back into his life and brings out the Bradford within.The only thing that Robert Bradford wanted was to escape his past, but one night spent in the arms of the woman that destroyed his life was about to change everything in this historical romantic comedy from New York Times bestselling author R.L.
This novel is written differently than the other Neighbor from Hell books. This is first and foremost a historical novel. Somehow she made her way into his heart and started to make him want things that he never thought possible, made him smile and laugh even while she drove him out of his mind and started a legacy by turning him into…. He tried to ignore her, tried to focus on anything but her, but nothing worked.
Her hopes of escape abruptly end when Robert, her childhood nemesis that she hasn’t seen in over fourteen years, comes back into her life and does everything he can to drive her out of her mind even as he steals her heart.Īt least, he tried to hate her, but it was so damn difficult to hate someone that he couldn’t live without. She’s the daughter of an Earl and expected to marry well, say and do the right things with a smile on her face when inside she’s dying for a chance to escape. Elizabeth knows what’s expected of her, perfection.
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