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Kasey Michaels blends a sparkling wit with the charm of Regency England to create a contemporary romance that feels both historically grounded and fantastically engaging. The story follows a heroine navigating courtly expectations while confronting schemes that threaten her love.
Suspicion and temptation ripple through the social fabric of England’s elite, turning a fairy‑tale romance into a delicate dance of wit and heart. Michaels’ skillful prose captures the customs of the era while delivering a fresh, entertaining narrative.
First publish date: 2000
Genre: Romance/Contemporary Romance
Authors: Kasey Michaels
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