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Tempting Harriet by Mary Balogh · Booklabria

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Tempting Harriet

Romance, Historical, RegencyMan-woman relationships

Tempting Harriet

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First published: 1994

Synopsis

She had resisted scandalous seduction once before, but now Lady Harriet Wingham was wealthy, experienced, and widowed. Lord Tenby still wanted Harriet as his mistress, but she doubted that she could surrender her body without losing her heart.

Subjects: Romance, Historical, Regency
Man-woman relationships
Social life and customs
Manners and customs
Widows
Time: Regency Era

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Edition details

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Publisher: Signet
Published: May 1, 1994
Pages: 224
Language: English
Series: Signet Regency Romance, 7952
ISBN-13: 978-0451179524
ISBN-10: 0451179528

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