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A Very Unusual Governess by Sylvia Andrew · Booklabria

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A Very Unusual Governess

HistoryRomance, Historical, Regency

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First published: 2004
Language: English
Editions: 6

Synopsis

Edward's bachelor existence is thrown into a spin when he is forced to look after his two orphaned nieces. When he mistakes Lady Octavia Petrie for the new temporary governess, she doesn't correct him, and thus begins her new role.

Subjects: History
Romance, Historical, Regency
Romans, nouvelles
Histoire
Upper class
Deception
Set in: Great Britain
Time: Regency Era

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