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Three Weeks With Lady X by Eloisa James · Booklabria

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Three Weeks With Lady X

Romance, HistoricalMan-woman relationships

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First published: 2014
Language: English
Editions: 7

Synopsis

When Thorn Dautry, the bastard son of a duke, decides that he needs a wife, he enlists Lady Xenobia India to give him some society gloss, but when passion builds between them, they are tempted to risk everything for love.

Subjects: Romance, Historical
Romance, Historical, Regency
Man-woman relationships
Social life and customs
Manners and customs
London
Set in: England
Time: Regency Era

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