โ Scribed by Helen Dickson
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
A ruined governess
And a marriage born of scandal!
When penniless Linnet Osborne takes a job as a governess, she's shocked to discover her new employer is none other than Christian, Lord Blakely! They'd once shared a passionate embrace that almost forced them to marry. Christian is no less compelling now--so much so that Linnet is tempted to explore beyond those fleeting kisses... But that would mean they'd have to wed!
"Helen did an excellent job with this ... Just the right mix of mystery and intrigue"
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