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Henry Romney is a celebrated rogue and ladies’ man of Regency society, and Alexandria Linnell finds herself bound by duty as a companion to a tyrannical aunt. Having been jilted by her childhood sweetheart in favor of a fortune‑seeker, Alexandria believes a marriage to a ruffian is impossible. Yet the social pressures and the relentless charm of Henry push them into an unlikely courtship, exploring the tension between reputation, love, and financial security in 19th‑century Britain.
First publish date: May 1, 1995
Genre: Romance/Historical Romance
Authors: Marian Devon
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