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The Lord and the Wayward Lady by Louise Allen · Booklabria

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The Lord and the Wayward Lady

Romance, Historical, RegencyMan-woman relationships

The Lord and the Wayward Lady

Name: The Lord and the Wayward Lady
Author: Louise Allen

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First published: 2010
Language: English
Editions: 6

Synopsis

Milliner Nell Latham is asked to bring a package to the Earl of Narborough. The contents bring back memories of a long-ago scandal. The earl’s handsome son, Marcus, is determined to find out what other secrets Nell might be hiding.

Silk and Scandal Book 1 Followed by "The Officer And The Proper Lady"

Subjects: Romance, Historical, Regency
Man-woman relationships
England
Nobility
Set in: England
London
Time: Regency Era
Characters: Marcus

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