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The Incomparable Miss Compton by Regina E. Lundgren · Booklabria

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The Incomparable Miss Compton

Romance, Historical Regency

The Incomparable Miss Compton

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First published: 2001
Language: English
Editions: 2

Synopsis

Malcolm, Lord Breckonridge is an able politician but needs a wife to fulfill his goals in Parliament. Sarah Compton is chaperone to her beautiful cousin for the season. Somewhat surprisingly, as she seeks to convince Malcolm that her cousin is too young for him, he decides that maybe Sarah is the woman he really wants.

Subjects: Romance, Historical Regency
Set in: England
Time: Regency

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