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Bedding Lord Ned by Sally MacKenzie · Booklabria

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Bedding Lord Ned

RomanceMan-woman relationships

Bedding Lord Ned

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First published: 2012
Editions: 5 in 3 languages

Synopsis

Miss Ellie Bowman, who is determined to find a husband, attends a ball thrown by the Duchess of Greycliffe, where she only has eyes for the duchess's dashing son Ned, who long ago captured her heart and roused her desire.

Subjects: Romance
Man-woman relationships
Nobility
Set in: England
London

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5 in 3 languages

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English3 French1 Spanish1

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