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His Makeshift Wife by Anne Ashley · Booklabria

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His Makeshift Wife

Romance, Historical, RegencyArranged marriage

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First published: 2012
Language: English
Editions: 4

Synopsis

Spirited Briony Winters can't believe her ears! Her beloved godmother's will pushes her into marriage - with notorious rake Luke Kingsley. But when her wickedly handsome husband-to-be promises not to claim his rights, Briony, 24, takes a deep breath and says, 'I do ... '. But Luke, 30, is used to having secrets, and he's keeping his true reasons for marrying Briony hidden

Subjects: Romance, Historical, Regency
Arranged marriage
Time: Regency Era

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