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The Devil Takes a Bride

By: Julia London
Narrated by: Rosalyn Landor
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Summary
 Grace Cabot and her sisters await the shame of losing status and luxuries upon the death of the Earl of Beckington. The dire circumstances are inevitable unless Grace's wicked plot to seduce a wealthy viscount into marriage goes off without a single hitch. But once she is discovered in the arms the Earl of Merryton, her plan takes a most unexpected twist!©2014 Dinah Dinwiddie (P)2014 Recorded Books Inc Contemporary Contemporary Romance Fiction Historical Historical Fiction Regency Regency Romance Romance Women's Fiction
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This was a great read with a different background story where acceptance thrived rather than change. Interesting take on dementia in the early centuries. Once again the sex scences were too vivid and spoiled those parts, as adults I don’t think we need such explicit descriptions, it’s not a Playboy novel. Well narrated and highly enjoyable. Highly recommend.

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Well, don’t expect a sweet little period romance with this one. It’s absolutely debaucherous! I loved it! It was funny and touching and the steam level certainly heats up from book 1! But there is also so much substance. I’m really enjoying the series, on to the next one.

Deliciously scandalous

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