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Lady Mercy Danforthe flirts with scandal by Jayne Fresina · Booklabria

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Lady Mercy Danforthe flirts with scandal

Romance, HistoricalMan-woman relationships

Lady Mercy Danforthe flirts with scandal

Name: Lady Mercy Danforthe flirts with scandal
Author: Jayne Fresina

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First published: 2013
Language: English
Editions: 4

Synopsis

Lady Mercy likes her life neat and tidy. But things start to get messy when her best friend abandons her fiancé at the altar, leaving it up to Mercy to help the couple. There's just one problem. The jilted man is Rafe Hartley, Mercy's former husband. Rafe has not forgiven Mercy for deserting him when they were seventeen. Their hasty marriage was declared void by law, but in his eyes she's still his wife. And Mercy "Silky Drawers" Danforthe still owes him a wedding night.

Subjects: Romance, Historical
Man-woman relationships
Social life and customs
Marriage
London
Scandals
Set in: London
Time: 19th Century

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