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Romance, HistoricalHistorical Fiction
by Christina DoddNot on Booklabria yet
New to the series? Start with Book 1, That Scandalous Evening:(Governess Brides #1)
The Rules of Enticement: A woman should never surrender to a man without knowing his intentions. A man should never seduce a woman for the purposes of revenge. Rules of Society After nine years, Hannah Setterington has decided to sell the Distinguished Academy of Governesses and explore the secrets of her past. To that end she has agreed to be a companion to the elderly aunt of Lord Raeburn, a man enshrouded by dark mystery and haunted by the rumor that he murdered his wife. A strong-minded woman accustomed to the vagaries of nobility, Hannah believes the rumor to be so much piffle, until she comes face to face with Lord Raeburn.Rules of FascinationDougald Pippard, Lord Raeburn, is deviously satisfied when his plan to trap Hannah springs itself successfully. But his satisfaction is short-lived as the indomitable Hannah draws the battle lines and kisses him with the pent-up passion Dougald hasn't felt for nine long years. The fire that has always flared between them rages again with every touch, every glance, until Dougald is almost ready to forget his wounded memories and plans of revenge for just one more night with her. Rules of Attraction
Governess Brides Series: That Scandalous Evening (Governess Brides #1) Rules of Surrender (Governess Brides, #2) Rules of Engagement (Governess Brides, #3) Rules of Attraction (Governess Brides, #4) In My Wildest Dreams (Governess Brides, #5) Lost in Your Arms (Governess Brides, #6) Hero, Come Back (Governess Brides, #6.5) The Third Suitor (Governess Brides 6.5) My Favorite Bride (Governess Brides, #7) My Fair Temptress (Governess Brides, #8) In Bed with the Duke (Governess Brides, #9) Taken by the Prince (Governess Brides #10) A Pirate's Wife for Me (Governess Brides, #11)
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