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Scandalous Regency Nights

By Carole Mortimer; Christine Merrill; Bronwyn Scott; Ann Lethbridge; Marguerite Kaye

Book information

Publisher
M&b Publishing
Year
2011
ISBN
9780263887204, 9781426838583, 0263887200
Language
english
Format
EPUB
Filesize
70 kB (71235 bytes)
Series
The Notorious St. Claires
Pages
400\0
Time added
2022-01-08 17:52:52

Description

AT THE DUKE'S SERVICE by Carole Mortimer The last thing Alexander St Claire, Duke of Stourbridge, expected was Angelina Hawkins arriving on his doorstep ready to become his mistress! THE RAKE'S INTIMATE ENCOUNTER by Ann Lethbridge Anthony Darby visits an exclusive club where ladies of the ton indulge their secret desires... and spies the most alluring woman he's ever laid eyes on. WICKED EARL, WANTON WIDOW by Brownwyn Scott Rose Janeway had heard rumours of Killian Redbourne's prowess with women. The new Earl of Pembridge was infamously wicked and utterly masculine... THE CAPTAIN'S WICKED WAGER by Marguerite Kaye Daring Captain Ewan Dalgleish can't resist a scandalous wager with Isabella - she must spend three nights with him, each starting with the roll of the dice. SEDUCING A STRANGER by Christine Merrill Virile Lieutenant Tom Godfrey had never met Victoria Paget, yet he desired her! Returning from the Peninsula, he's shocked to find her in a bawdy house...

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