✍ Scribed by Oakley, Beverley
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Sequel to Her Gilded Prison. Shy, self-effacing Henrietta knows her place�in her dazzling older sister�s shadow. She�s a little brown peahen to Araminta�s bird of paradise. But when Hetty mistakenly becomes embroiled in the Regency underworld, the innocent debutante finds herself shockingly compromised by the dashing, dangerous Sir Aubrey, the very gentleman her heart desires. And the man Araminta has in her cold, calculating sights. Branded an enemy of the Crown, bitter over the loss of his wife, Sir Aubrey wants only to lose himself in the warm, willing body of the young �prostitute� Hetty. As he tutors her in the art of lovemaking, Aubrey is pleased to find Hetty not only an ardent student, but a bright, witty and charming companion. Despite a spoiled Araminta plotting for a marriage offer and a powerful political enemy damaging his reputation, Aubrey may suffer the greatest betrayal at the hands of the little �concubine� who�s managed to breach the stony exterior of his heart. A Romantica� historical Regency erotic romance from Ellora�s Cave
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