โ Scribed by Meljean Brook
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After Mina is called in to investigate the murder of an aristocratic bounder, her husband Rhys--known to the world as the Iron Duke--must overcome his fear for his new bride before his need to protect her tears them apart. But when she invites him to join her at the murder scene, a search for a mysterious killing machine puts her in more danger than ever before...a danger that leads straight back to Rhys.
Previously published in The Iron Duke.
Includes a preview of Meljean Brook's upcoming novel, Riveted.
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