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The Devil You Know

"Bentley Rutledge is a rake, a rogue, and an out-and-out blackguard. Scandal trails in his wake, and fair maidens steer well clear of him. Frederica d{u2019}Avillez knows better than to trifle with Hell-Bent, but her youthful heart has been crushed by a fickle suitor, and she burns to throw caution to the wind. Who better to burn with than that handsome, hell-bound scoundrel all the ladies whisper about? Unfortunately, Rutledge is far from the carefree charmer he pretends to be. And when Freddie{u2019}s impulsive decision has dire consequences, Rutledge forces her to choose between the devil and her freedom. Soon, an innocent young woman is battling the dark undercurrents of Bentley{u2019}s life, struggling against an evil so poignant and painful, it could undermine even the deepest devotion. No one believes this impetuous marriage has a prayer...except Freddie."--Author's website.

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  • ""Bentley Rutledge is a rake, a rogue, and an out-and-out blackguard. Scandal trails in his wake, and fair maidens steer well clear of him. Frederica d{u2019}Avillez knows better than to trifle with Hell-Bent, but her youthful heart has been crushed by a fickle suitor, and she burns to throw caution to the wind. Who better to burn with than that handsome, hell-bound scoundrel all the ladies whisper about? Unfortunately, Rutledge is far from the carefree charmer he pretends to be. And when Freddie{u2019}s impulsive decision has dire consequences, Rutledge forces her to choose between the devil and her freedom. Soon, an innocent young woman is battling the dark undercurrents of Bentley{u2019}s life, struggling against an evil so poignant and painful, it could undermine even the deepest devotion. No one believes this impetuous marriage has a prayer...except Freddie."--Author's website."@en
  • "Frederica d'Avillez is sure she will never marry. She's had a disastrous London season, and now her longtime beau has thrown her over for a more eligible miss. But if Freddie can't have a husband, she's hell-bent on experiencing at least one night of unforgettable passion. Where better than in the arms of the dashing rogue Bentley Rutledge? Bentley can't resist Freddie's exotic beauty, but when their wild, reckless passion has dire consequences, Bentley is forced to choose between honor and freedom."@en
  • "Frederica "Freddie" d'Avillez is abandoned by her suitor, and turns to Bentley Rutledge, long-time friend and rogueish rake. Through a series of misunderstandings, Freddie assumes Bentley is not interested in her, and that his caddish behaviour has continued as usual -- yet could it be that he has finally fallen in love with someone?"
  • ""Bentley Rutledge is a rake, a rogue, and an out-and-out blackguard. Scandal trails in his wake, and fair maidens steer well clear of him. Frederica d'Avillez knows better than to trifle with Hell-Bent, but her youthful heart has been crushed by a fickle suitor, and she burns to throw caution to the wind. Who better to burn with than that handsome, hell-bound scoundrel all the ladies whisper about? Unfortunately, Rutledge is far from the carefree charmer he pretends to be. And when Freddie's impulsive decision has dire consequences, Rutledge forces her to choose between the devil and her freedom. Soon, an innocent young woman is battling the dark undercurrents of Bentley's life, struggling against an evil so poignant and painful, it could undermine even the deepest devotion. No one believes this impetuous marriage has a prayer ... except Freddie."--Author's website."@en

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  • "Regency fiction"
  • "Regency fiction"@en
  • "Electronic books"@en
  • "Love stories"
  • "Love stories"@en
  • "Powieść amerykańska"@pl
  • "Fiction"
  • "Fiction"@en

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  • "The Devil You Know"@en
  • "Ночь с дьяволом : роман"
  • "Nochʹ s dʹi︠a︡volom : roman"
  • "Diabeł wcielony"
  • "Diabeł wcielony"@pl
  • "Cita con el diablo"@es
  • "Cita con el diablo"
  • "Diabel wcielony"
  • "The devil you know"@en

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