Details
The Harlot Countess
Wicked Deceptions, Band 2
7,99 € |
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Verlag: | Zebra Books |
Format: | EPUB |
Veröffentl.: | 01.05.2015 |
ISBN/EAN: | 9781420135558 |
Sprache: | englisch |
Anzahl Seiten: | 352 |
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Beschreibungen
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<b>Vicious rumors and rapier wit make for a heated rivalry—until the sparks start flying in this Regency romance by the award-winning author.</b>
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<br> Maggie, Lady Hawkins, had a debut she'd rather forget—along with her first marriage. Today, she’s a fierce political cartoonist writing under the male pseudonym Lemarc, and her favorite object of ridicule is Simon Barrett, Earl of Winchester. He's a rising star in Parliament—and a former confidant of Maggie's who decided to believe a salacious rumor that vexes her to this day.
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<br> Still crushed by Simon's betrayal, Maggie has no intention of letting the
<i>ton </i>crush her as well. In fact, Lemarc's cartoons have made Simon a laughingstock. But now it appears that Maggie was wrong about what happened years ago, and that Simon has been secretly yearning for her since . . . forever. Could it be that the heart is mightier than the pen
<i>and</i> the sword?
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<div>
<b>Vicious rumors and rapier wit make for a heated rivalry—until the sparks start flying in this Regency romance by the award-winning author.</b>
<br>  
<br> Maggie, Lady Hawkins, had a debut she'd rather forget—along with her first marriage. Today, she’s a fierce political cartoonist writing under the male pseudonym Lemarc, and her favorite object of ridicule is Simon Barrett, Earl of Winchester. He's a rising star in Parliament—and a former confidant of Maggie's who decided to believe a salacious rumor that vexes her to this day.
<br>  
<br> Still crushed by Simon's betrayal, Maggie has no intention of letting the
<i>ton </i>crush her as well. In fact, Lemarc's cartoons have made Simon a laughingstock. But now it appears that Maggie was wrong about what happened years ago, and that Simon has been secretly yearning for her since . . . forever. Could it be that the heart is mightier than the pen
<i>and</i> the sword?
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