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Lords and Ladies by Dorothea Donley, Jean R. Ewing, Paula Tanner Girard · Booklabria

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Dorothea Donley, Jean R. Ewing, Paula Tanner Girard
Lords and Ladies

Short StoriesRomance, Historical, Regency

Lords and Ladies

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First published: 1996
Language: English
Editions: 2

Synopsis

Flirtatious, seductive and absolutely scandalous, they are the fashionable dukes, earls and heiresses of London society--and the perfect partners for romance. Whether trying to make a match or woo a diamond of the first water these lords and ladies of the ton are the darlings of our hearts. Includes stories by Dorothea Donley, Jean R. Ewing, Paula Tanner Girard, Jenna Jones, Meg-Lynn Roberts and Marcy Stewart.

Subjects: Short Stories
Romance, Historical, Regency
Anthology
Time: Regency Era

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