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Loving julia
Fate has brought a sprightly pickpocket far from her shivering dockside existence. The young earl of Moorland plans to transform Jewel Combs - renamed Julia Stratham - as an outlandish stand against his domineering mother.
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- "A spritely street kid learns to be a lady when a dying gentleman weds her as a final joke on his stuffy family."
- "Fate has brought a sprightly pickpocket far from her shivering dockside existence. The young earl of Moorland plans to transform Jewel Combs - renamed Julia Stratham - as an outlandish stand against his domineering mother."@en
- "You'll have to learn to speak, to dress, to conduct yourself as a lady". Sebastian, the Earl of Moorland, icily intoned his orders to the cockney commoner who eyed him defiantly. Fate had brought the saucy Jewel Combs far from her shivering, dockside existence to the mansion on Grosvenor Square. Now she was about to be renamed "Julia Stratham", in the Earl's outlandish stand against his domineering mother. His plan: to transform this diamond in the rough into a glittering gem worthy of the family name. But even as Jewel is swept up in all there is to know -- and the critical gaze of her handsome patron -- she unknowingly imparts a few lessons of her own. The Earl of Moorland is about to learn that although his "Julia" is no lady, she is all woman ... and one with whom he can't resist falling madly, unexpectedly, and passionately in love."@en
- "The Earl of Moorland sets out to transform pickpocket Jewel Combs into the lady Julia Stratham to spite his mother. He didn't ocunt on falling in love with her."
- "Warner continues to repackage this New York Times bestselling author's books, giving this popular historical romance a new look to match Robard's current frontlist bestsellers. A spritely street kid learns to be a lady when a dying gentleman weds her as a final joke on his stuffy family."@en
- "Fate brings cockney commoner Jewel Combs to the mansion on Grosvenor Square to face the icy demeanor of Sebastian Peyton, Earl of Mooreland. She doesn't know why blue-blooded Sebastian accepts the sudden challenge to transform her into "Julia Stratham"--To turn a diamond in the rough into a glittering gem--but she knows his plans will give her a home where she will never be hungry, shivering or frightened again."@en
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