The Wrong Way To Catch A Rake
Published on 22. December 2022
368 pages
978-0-00-892022-7 (ISBN)
Description
Can she unmask the rogue...
...amongst the canals of Venice?
So far Phoebe Brimford's experience of Dominic, Lord Wrexham, is that he lives up to his reputation as a dissolute rake. But he's also frustratingly charming and distractingly attractive! And whilst undercover spy Phoebe knows entangling herself with such a character is the wrong way to go about her mission, the closer she gets to Dominic, the more she suspects he's not as lost as Society seems to think he is...
...amongst the canals of Venice?
So far Phoebe Brimford's experience of Dominic, Lord Wrexham, is that he lives up to his reputation as a dissolute rake. But he's also frustratingly charming and distractingly attractive! And whilst undercover spy Phoebe knows entangling herself with such a character is the wrong way to go about her mission, the closer she gets to Dominic, the more she suspects he's not as lost as Society seems to think he is...
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Language
English
Place of publication
London
United Kingdom
Publishing group
HarperCollins Publishers
Product notice
Reflowable
File size
0,64 MB
ISBN-13
978-0-00-892022-7 (9780008920227)
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Lara Temple
The Wrong Way To Catch A Rake
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12/2022
Mills & Boon
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Lara Temple writes sensual and emotional historical romances. She lives with her husband, two children, and one very fluffy dog and they are all very understanding about her taking over the kitchen table so she can look out over the garden as she writes and dreams up her Happy Ever Afters.
Lara Temple writes sensual and emotional historical romances. She lives with her husband, two children, and one very fluffy dog and they are all very understanding about her taking over the kitchen table so she can look out over the garden as she writes and dreams up her Happy Ever Afters.
