Blame It on Bath (The Truth About the Duke #2)
Caroline Linden
Rated: 3.56 of 5 stars
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· Steam/Spice level: 4 of 5
Explicit open door [?]
· 38 ratings · 384 pages · Published: 28 Feb 2012
Gerard de Lacey is determined to find the man who is blackmailing his family, but with his inheritance and status at risk, a hasty marriage to a wealthy bride also seems in order—just in case things take a turn for the worse. Charismatic and capable, Gerard knows he can win the hand of any lady he chooses. Still, he's not expecting a rich widow to find him and propose the very thing he wants: a marriage of convenience.
Katherine Howe's first marriage was one of dreary duty. Now that she's being pressured to marry her late husband's heir, she's desperate for a better option. Gerard de Lacey, with his sinful good looks, charming manner, and looming scandal, fits her needs perfectly. The fact that she's nursed a secret affection for him only makes it better—and worse. Because Gerard will likely marry her for her fortune—but can he love her for herself, as she loves him?
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- historical 12
- marriage of convenience 12
- regency 11
- plain heroine 7
- shy heroine 2
- rich heroine 2
- sweet/gentle hero 2
- m-f romance 2
- grumpy & sunshine 1
- grumpy/ice queen 1
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- Audiobook
- third person pov 1
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The 'The Truth About the Duke' series
3.70 · 142 ratings
audiobook · regency · historical · third-person-pov · m-f · cold heroine · competent heroine · strong heroine · class difference · open-door · explicit-open-door · independent heroine · plain heroine · mystery · forced proximity
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