β Scribed by Lara Temple
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She saved his life...
Now he can't resist her!
In this Wild Lords and Innocent Ladies story, Lord Stanton's stay on the island of Illiakos is shrouded in memories of fever and his mysterious nurse. Years later, an Illiakan royal visit to Stanton Hall reveals the princess's chaperone, Christina James, is the woman who saved his life! Alexander is a master of control, but Christina makes him long to unleash the sinful side he's buried...and unlock her passionate nature, too!
Wild Lords and Innocent Ladies miniseries
Book 1 -- Lord Hunter's Cinderella Heiress
Book 2 -- Lord Ravenscar's Inconvenient Betrothal
Book 3 -- Lord Stanton's Last Mistress
"The second book in the Wild Lords and Innocent Ladies trilogy will thrill Regency fans" -- RT Book Reviews on Lord Ravenscar's Inconvenient Betrothal
"Temple has a delightful gift with words that is sure to have readers smiling as the story of blossoming love...
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