The Duchess Deal
Girl Meets Duke
by Tessa Dare
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appears in Romance, Romance, and Fiction.
When girl meets Duke, their marriage breaks all the rules_x0085_ Since his return from war, the Duke of Ashbury_x0092_s todo list has been short and anything but sweet: brooding, glowering, menacing London ne_x0092_erdowells by night. Now there_x0092_s a new item on the list. He needs an heir_x0097_which means he needs a wife. When Emma Gladstone, a vicar_x0092_s daughter turned s...
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appears in Romance, Romance, and Fiction.
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