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Lord Hadleigh's Rebellion / The Sweet Cheat by Paula Marshall, Megan Alexander · Booklabria

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Lord Hadleigh's Rebellion / The Sweet Cheat

Love storiesAmerican Romance fiction

Lord Hadleigh's Rebellion / The Sweet Cheat

Name: Lord Hadleigh's Rebellion / The Sweet Cheat
Author: Paula Marshall, Megan Alexander

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First published: 2008
Language: English
Editions: 2

Synopsis

A loyal older sister, her brother, his friend and his older brother - who are the cheats? How did they get into this trouble and who will get them out?

Subjects: Love stories
American Romance fiction
Anthology
Time: Regency Era

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