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* Lady Mornington was the presumed mistress of the hero of [[A Counterfeit Betrothal]] | * Lady Mornington was the presumed mistress of the hero of [[A Counterfeit Betrothal]] | ||
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Germany | Germany | ||
* '''Title''': Ein galanter Verführer | * '''Title''': Ein galanter Verführer | ||
* '''Publisher''': [[Cora Verlag]] | * '''Publisher''': [[Cora Verlag]] | ||
* '''Imprint''': Mylady 184, August 1995 | * '''Imprint''': Mylady 184, August 1995 | ||
Latest revision as of 16:50, 11 July 2008
- Author: Mary Balogh
- Publisher: Signet Regency Romance
- Year: September 1992 (ISBN 0-451-17419-4)
- Setting: Regency England
- Amazon Listing: The Notorious Rake
Book Description
The Lady and the Libertine
Lord Edmund Waite was everything that Mary Gregg. Lady Mornington despised in a man. He was lewd, lascivious, mocking - the most notorious and successful rake in the realm. Happily, Mary had nothing to fear from this lord of libertines. A bluestocking like her could never tempt a man whose taste ran to pretty playthings for his pleasures.
How startled Mary was to find herself the object of Lord Waite's determined desires. But even more surprising was her reaction to his shocking advances. How could she remain a lady with this man who knew so well how to make her feel like a woman...?
Awards
- 2004 AAR Top 100 Romances - #65
- 2007 AAR Top 100 Romance - #98
Related Titles
- Lord Edmund Waite was the villain in The Trysting Place
- Lady Mornington was the presumed mistress of the hero of A Counterfeit Betrothal
Translations
Germany
- Title: Ein galanter Verführer
- Publisher: Cora Verlag
- Imprint: Mylady 184, August 1995
