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Man-woman relationshipsHistorical Romance
by Barbara HazardNot on Booklabria yet
THE TEMPTING TARGET
Lady Julia was a beauty who stood out even in a London filled with lovely ladies. For a rake like Robert Hammond, she was an appealingly available female to be conquered with all his seductive skills. For an upright gentleman like the Earl of Bradford, she was a young woman whose show of virtue clearly masked the most devious designs. And for the Prince of the Realm him self, she was a subject from whom he expected the most proper obedience to his own most improper wishes. Clearly Lady Julia had to be on guard against the strength of the passions she inspired...and against her own unexpected weakness...
19th Century Regency
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The Disobedient Daughter
1982
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