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Winter fire by Jo Beverley · Booklabria

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Winter fire

Romance, HistoricalSocial life and customs

Winter fire

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First published: 2003
Language: English
Editions: 3

Synopsis

Through no fault of her own, Genova Smith is in the precarious position of accompanying the Marquess of Ashart to a Malloren family reunion. Even more distressing, she and the infuriating rake have been caught in an unexpectedly passionate kiss, forcing her into the most dangerous situation of all: pretending to be betrothed to the one man capable of stealing her heart...

Subjects: Romance, Historical
Social life and customs
Manners and customs
Young women
Nobility
Abandoned children
Set in: England
Time: 18th Century

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