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The Rogue's Lady by Marian Devon · Booklabria

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Marian Devon
The Rogue's Lady

Romance, Historical, RegencyRomans, nouvelles

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First published: 1982
Language: English
Editions: 2

Synopsis

Henry Romney was a notorious rogue and ladies' man. How, then, could Alexandria Linnell seriously consider his outrageous proposal of marriage? True, her position as companion to a harridan aunt was unbearable. And her childhood sweetheart had jilted her to wed for money. But marriage to a rake? Unthinkable!

Subjects: Romance, Historical, Regency
Romans, nouvelles
Histoire
Traditional Romance
Set in: England
Time: Regency Era; 1811-1820
Characters: Alexandria Linnell
Henry Romney

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