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ALL'S FAIR IN LOVE AND MATRIMONY IN THE SECOND INSTALLMENT OF NICOLA CORNICK'S THE BRIDES OF FORTUNE ...Miss Alice Lister feels anything but respectable. Bad enough that she is a maid-turned-heiress. Now the insufferably attractive Lord Miles Vickery is certain he can gain her fortune by blackmailing her into marriage --- even though it was his deceitful charm that broke her heart once before. But she's positive the terms of her inheritance will prove an impossible task. After all, what rake could be completely honest for three long months?For his part, Miles finds his newfound frankness invaluable in entangling Alice in positions deliciously unbecoming of a lady. Of course, he doesn't yet know that he's falling hopelessly in love with this formidable innocent ... or that he will soon go to impossible lengths to prove himself hers forever ...

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The Scandals of an Innocent, Nicola Cornick

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Released
2009
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Title
The Scandals of an Innocent
Language
English
Released
2009
Format
Paperback
Pages
377
ISBN10
0373773897
ISBN13
9780373773893
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ALL'S FAIR IN LOVE AND MATRIMONY IN THE SECOND INSTALLMENT OF NICOLA CORNICK'S THE BRIDES OF FORTUNE ...Miss Alice Lister feels anything but respectable. Bad enough that she is a maid-turned-heiress. Now the insufferably attractive Lord Miles Vickery is certain he can gain her fortune by blackmailing her into marriage --- even though it was his deceitful charm that broke her heart once before. But she's positive the terms of her inheritance will prove an impossible task. After all, what rake could be completely honest for three long months?For his part, Miles finds his newfound frankness invaluable in entangling Alice in positions deliciously unbecoming of a lady. Of course, he doesn't yet know that he's falling hopelessly in love with this formidable innocent ... or that he will soon go to impossible lengths to prove himself hers forever ...