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Surrender to Sin by Tamara Lejeune · Booklabria

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Surrender to Sin

RomanceHistorical Fiction

Surrender to Sin

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First published: 2007
Language: English
Editions: 3

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To escape gossip in London due to a broken engagement and a stolen diamond, heiress Abigail Ritchie changes her name to Miss Smith, and leases a house in the country. Along with her chaperone—a hypochondriac accompanied by a full-time nurse—the trio escape to Hertfordshire. But once there they encounter mayhem, mishap, rustic fortune hunters, and a dangerously seductive but deeply indebted lord of the manor, Cary Wayborn.

Subjects: Romance
Romance, Historical
Historical Fiction

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