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A wife in name only, Lady Olivia Shea has returned to London in a rage, determined to confront her new husband, who vanished months ago with her inheritance on their wedding night. Yet this hauntingly familiar man who stands before her--this face and form she adores--is not her deceiving Edmund but the blackguard's twin brother, Samson Carlisle, Duke of Durham. Samson knows of his sibling penchant for perfidy and he graciously offers to help the exquisite Olivia loacte missing rogue and recover her stolen fortune.
But Olivia fears that accompanying this mysterious dangerous eminently desirable man would be courting the most devastating sort of scandal, especially since it is now Samson's arms she aches to feel surrounding her, and his kiss she longs to taste.
Not as good as "Duke of Sin". I found it a little boring in places.
But Olivia fears that accompanying this mysterious dangerous eminently desirable man would be courting the most devastating sort of scandal, especially since it is now Samson's arms she aches to feel surrounding her, and his kiss she longs to taste.
Not as good as "Duke of Sin". I found it a little boring in places.
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