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Tessa Dare

The Scandalous, Dissolute, No-Good Mr. Wright

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Originally appeared in the e-book anthology Three Weddings and a Murder.
Miss Eliza Cade is a lady in waiting. And waiting.
Because of a foolish mistake in her youth, she's not allowed “out” in Society until her three older sisters are wed. But while she's trying to be good, she keeps bumping elbows—and, more distressingly, lips—with notorious rake Harry Wright. Every moment she spends with him, she risks complete ruin.
The sensual passions he stirs in her are so wrong . . . but Eliza just can't resist Mr. Wright.
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114 printed pages
Publication year
2012

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        And Sir Roland hasn’t the face of a snail.” Under her breath, she added, “Just the personality.”
        He laughed, and the sound was a low, dark, seductive rumble
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          Yes, of course. How good of you, to sacrifice propriety so selflessly. To urge me to hurry. All for the good of your sister.
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            So, he thought. They’d gotten her, too. Seeing as how she alone had escaped the Hedgerow of Doom, he’d thought perhaps Eliza Cade hadn’t succumbed to the plague of blandness that seemed to claim every Englishwoman by the age of twenty or so.
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