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The Bedding Proposal by Tracy Anne Warren · Booklabria

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The Bedding Proposal

Historical RomanceDivorced women

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First published: 2015

Synopsis

Scandalous divorcée Thalia Lennox, who swore off men after her ex-husband's cruel lies ruined her reputation, resists the attentions of Lord Leo Byron, who wants her as his mistress, despite her temptation to yield to his charms.

Subjects: Historical Romance
Divorced women
Set in: England
London
Time: 19th Century Regency

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Publisher: Signet
Published: 2015
Edition: First Edition
Pages: 343
Language: English
Series: The Rakes of Cavendish Square - 1
ISBN-13: 978-0451469229
ISBN-10: 0451469224

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