He went home again and tried to do some reading but couldn’t concentrate at all.

But there was nothing, no message and no note. Joanna Chambers Provoked (Enlightenment) (Volume 1) Paperback Jby Joanna Chambers (Author), Linda Ingmanson (Editor), Natasha Snow (Cover Design) 390 ratings Book 1 of 5: Enlightenment See all formats and editions Kindle 4.99 Read with Our Free App Audiobook 0. Perhaps Euan had seen his quarry and given in to the temptation of facing up to him then and there? But he had promised not to do so, and David knew he was not one to make a promise lightly.Although David had nothing pressing to work on, he went to the library after lunch to check if Euan had called on him there, or perhaps left a note in his box. Provoked (2013) by Joanna Chambers (Favorite Author) 4.16 of 5 Votes: 1. review 1: I love period pieces and this series del. And if Balfour had found him, on Isabella Galbraith’s doorstep, might Euan have done so too? Might their confrontation already have taken place?If so, what had become of Euan?The lad had promised he would speak to David before he went after Lees, but it had been five days since David had seen him. Author: Joanna Chambers, Book: Provoked (2013), Series: Enlightenment in PDF,EPUB. If that was right, it meant Lees was here, in Edinburgh, just as Euan had always thought. Despite knowing it may damage his career, David cannot turn Euan away.Īs their search progresses, it begins to look as though the trail may lead to none other than Lord Murdo Balfour, and David has to wonder whether it’s possible Murdo could be more than he seems.“A full day during which David worried about the lad almost incessantly.He was sure the man he’d seen Balfour chasing after must be Lees. Euan is searching for the government agent who sent his brother to Australia on a convict ship, and other radicals to the gallows.

Euan MacLennan, the brother of a convicted radical David once represented, approaches David to beg him for help. Murdo tempts and provokes David in equal measure, forcing him to acknowledge his physical desires.īut Murdo is not the only man distracting David from his work. And as appalled as David is by Murdo’s unrepentant self-interest, he cannot resist the man’s sway. Tormented by his forbidden desires for other men and the painful memories of the childhood friend he once loved, lawyer David Lauriston tries to maintain a celibate existence while he forges his reputation in Edinburgh’s privileged legal world.īut then, into his repressed and orderly life, bursts Lord Murdo Balfour.Ĭynical, hedonistic and utterly unapologetic, Murdo could not be less like David.

Provoked by Joanna Chambers