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The handsome, dashing, wealthy Richard Adair, the seventh Earl of Brampton, was caught in a most devilishly difficult tug-of-war. | The handsome, dashing, wealthy Richard Adair, the seventh Earl of Brampton, was caught in a most devilishly difficult tug-of-war. | ||
| − | Claiming his hand was shy and demure | + | Claiming his hand was shy and demure Margaret Wells, who became his bride in an icily arranged marriage designed to produce an heir in a boringly proper alliance. |
Claiming his heart was a nameless charmer who concealed her face behind a mask and displayed her body in a daring gown as she made the Earl give himself over to a scandalously improper passion. | Claiming his heart was a nameless charmer who concealed her face behind a mask and displayed her body in a daring gown as she made the Earl give himself over to a scandalously improper passion. | ||
Revision as of 20:02, 24 May 2008
- Author: Mary Balogh
- Publisher: Signet Regency Romance
- Year: February 1985 (ISBN 0-451-13405-2)
- Setting: Regency England
- Amazon Listing: A Masked Deception
Book Description
The Rivals
The handsome, dashing, wealthy Richard Adair, the seventh Earl of Brampton, was caught in a most devilishly difficult tug-of-war.
Claiming his hand was shy and demure Margaret Wells, who became his bride in an icily arranged marriage designed to produce an heir in a boringly proper alliance.
Claiming his heart was a nameless charmer who concealed her face behind a mask and displayed her body in a daring gown as she made the Earl give himself over to a scandalously improper passion.
Both of them desperately wanted Richard Adair - and both dreaded to think what would happen should he discover that they were one and the same two-faced lady....
Other Editions
- Publisher: Signet Regency Romance
- Year: July 1989 (ISBN 0-451-16062-2)
- Amazon Listing: A Masked Deception
