β Scribed by Eliza Redgold
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
"Every actress wants to marry a duke!"
Every actress, it seems, apart from leading lady Miss Calista Fairmont. And for Darius Carlyle, the Duke of Albury, that poses a challenge he can't resist. So, to prove to his hapless cousin that all actresses are title-hunters, Darius will persuade Calista to assent to his marriage proposal!
Calista wants nothing to do with Darius, but when she discovers the compassionate man behind the arrogant duke she also uncovers an attraction that addles her sensesβ¦ Before long she's considering her own proposalβto become his mistress!
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