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Snowdrops and Scandalbroth. New Large Print ed
Kathlyn Partland mistrusted Lord Chase's offer to pay her for appearing in public with him. But she was in need of the money, and he was in need of proving to Society that he was a rake. Chase assured her it was a ruse, that he believed both bride and groom should arrive at marriage with innocence intact.
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- http://experiment.worldcat.org/entity/work/data/598780#Topic/historical_romance
- http://experiment.worldcat.org/entity/work/data/598780#Place/london_england
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- "Kathlyn Partland mistrusted Lord Chase's offer to pay her for appearing in public with him. But she was in need of the money, and he was in need of proving to Society that he was a rake. Chase assured her it was a ruse, that he believed both bride and groom should arrive at marriage with innocence intact."
- "Kathlyn Partland mistrusted Lord Chase's offer to pay her for appearing in public with him. But she was in need of the money, and he was in need of proving to Society that he was a rake. Chase assured her it was a ruse, that he believed both bride and groom should arrive at marriage with innocence intact."@en