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A Perfect Scoundrel by Martha Kirkland · Booklabria

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Martha Kirkland
A Perfect Scoundrel

Romance, Historical, RegencyRomans, nouvelles

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First published: 2004

Synopsis

Juliet knows better than to reveal her heart to her soldier, Alex. She doesn't stand a chance at winning the love of the most marriageable man in England. But little does she know that he isn't afraid to risk everything for a few not-so-innocent kisses-a

Subjects: Romance, Historical, Regency
Romans, nouvelles
Soldiers
Time: Regency Era

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Publisher: Signet
Published: Jan 6, 2004
Pages: 224
Language: English
ISBN-13: 978-0451210401
ISBN-10: 0451210409

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