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| − | + | Miss Jennifer Winwood was engaged to be wed. Even better, her husband-to-be was the dazzlingly handsome, impeccably upright Lord Lionel Kersey, the man of her dreams since girlhood. But Jennifer had never dreamed that a man like the Earl of Thornhill could possibly attract her - or even want to. | |
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| + | Why should this disreputable rake whose very name sent shock waves through society use all his will and wiles to seduce an innocent like Jennifer? And how could Jennifer forget her flawless fiancé when she found herself in the arms of this licentious lord who was everything that a proper young lady should despise? Jennifer had a great deal to learn about men…about herself…and most of all about when love was true and when it was a lie... | ||
== Related Titles == | == Related Titles == | ||
* Samantha Newmam, heroine of [[Lord Carew's Bride]] is Jennifer's Cousin | * Samantha Newmam, heroine of [[Lord Carew's Bride]] is Jennifer's Cousin | ||
* The Duke of Bridgwater, hero of [[The Plumed Bonnet]] is Lord Thornhill's friend | * The Duke of Bridgwater, hero of [[The Plumed Bonnet]] is Lord Thornhill's friend | ||
Revision as of 17:58, 25 May 2008
- Author: Mary Balogh
- Publisher: Signet Regency Romance
- Year: August 1994 (ISBN 0-451-17953-6)
- Setting: Regency England
- Amazon Listing: Dark Angel
Book Description
The Scandalous Suitor
Miss Jennifer Winwood was engaged to be wed. Even better, her husband-to-be was the dazzlingly handsome, impeccably upright Lord Lionel Kersey, the man of her dreams since girlhood. But Jennifer had never dreamed that a man like the Earl of Thornhill could possibly attract her - or even want to.
Why should this disreputable rake whose very name sent shock waves through society use all his will and wiles to seduce an innocent like Jennifer? And how could Jennifer forget her flawless fiancé when she found herself in the arms of this licentious lord who was everything that a proper young lady should despise? Jennifer had a great deal to learn about men…about herself…and most of all about when love was true and when it was a lie...
Related Titles
- Samantha Newmam, heroine of Lord Carew's Bride is Jennifer's Cousin
- The Duke of Bridgwater, hero of The Plumed Bonnet is Lord Thornhill's friend
