
The Lady and the Duke
The Imperial Regency Series
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Dawn Hyde
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Olivia Kelly
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Miss Audrey Ellis has failed to catch a wealthy, titled husband in her two London Seasons,and merely wishes to return to her quiet country life, leaving high society behind her for good. But when an unexpected encounter brings the Duke of Halford into her life, she will have to decide if she has the courage to change her prudent, unadventurous plans and reach for something more.
William Langston, the Duke of Halford, wasn't looking for love. He came to Town to track down his sister's blackmailer, hoping to head off a scandal in the making. But the Viscount Claremont is more elusive than the duke was prepared for, and leads him on a chase through society's drawing rooms and balls. Will soon finds himself distracted from his mission by Audrey's fresh beauty and lack of pretension, something scarce in his rarefied world.
The pair are drawn together despite their differences, but as scandal looms and rumors spread, danger is closer than ever before.
©2012 Dana Starler (P)2013 Dana StarlerLo que los oyentes dicen sobre The Lady and the Duke
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- Shirley Braggs
- 04-14-15
Sweet story
This was a sweet, enjoyable light read. I oved that the duke was as unconventional in his taste for a bride as the bride was in her taste for a husband. Perfect fit!
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