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    Quills - An Innocent Seduction/Improper Miss Darling/A Most Unladylike Adventure

    By Gail Whitiker and Elizabeth Beacon

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    Improper Miss Darling by Gail Whitiker

    When Alexander, Viscount Stewart, arrives on Emma Darling's doorstep, protesting his brother's engagement to her younger sister, she's furious! Emma does not care that Alex is the heir to an earldom and she's a society unknown –– how dare he meddle in her family's private affairs!

    Buoyed up by anger, the last thing independent Emma needs is the realisation that she has developed an extremely inappropriate attraction for Alex himself. For if their younger siblings' match is considered unsuitable, a relationship between them is well nigh unthinkable…

    A Most Unladylike Adventure by Elizabeth Beacon

    Lady Louisa Alstone, Ice Diamond of the Ton, has turned down numerous proposals from the best in society. Seeking refuge in her brother's house, she's shocked to find the scandalous Captain Darke already in residence. A man who certainly doesn't need the temptation of a woman he presumes to be his friend's mistress!

    The misunderstanding could be Louisa's chance to cast off the strict dictates of her life as a Lady. And if she's already living in secret with the devilishly handsome Captain, what good is there in preserving an already compromised reputation?
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarperCollins Publishers Australia
    Release dateMar 1, 2012
    ISBN9781460811467
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    Gail Whitiker

    Gail Whitiker is the award winning author of 18 historical and contemporary novels. Her books have been distributed in over 28 countries and translated into almost as many languages, though she is still waiting to see one published in her native Welsh! She currently lives on the West Coast of Canada. Visit her website at www.gailwhitiker.com .

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