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Lord Yates and the Yankee by Joy Reed · Booklabria

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Lord Yates and the Yankee

Romance, Historical, RegencyMan-woman relationships

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First published: 2003

Synopsis

American Constance Locke spurns the English aristocracy, her blood boiling at the thought of their idleness. Yet Constance can't deny that Lord Vincent Yates is everything she could ever want in a man. How can she possibly allow herself to become a part of the ton she relishes mocking?

Subjects: Romance, Historical, Regency
Man-woman relationships
Nobility
Traditional Romance
Time: Regency Era

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Publisher: Zebra Books
Published: 2003
Language: English
ISBN-13: 978-0821774762

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