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A Courtesan's Guide to Getting your Man by Celeste Bradley, Susan Donovan, Celeste Bradley; Susan Donoan · Booklabria

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Celeste Bradley, Susan Donovan, Celeste Bradley; Susan Donoan
A Courtesan's Guide to Getting your Man

RomanceMan-woman relationships

A Courtesan's Guide to Getting your Man

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First published: 2011
Language: English
Editions: 2

Synopsis

When Boston museum curator Piper Chase-Pierpont unearths the steamy memoirs of Regency London's most celebrated courtesan, the Blackbird, she's aroused and challenged by what she finds. Could the courtesan's diaries be used as a modern girl's guide to finding love and empowerment?

Subjects: Romance
Man-woman relationships
London
Diaries

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