The Duchess Takes a Husband by Harper St. George

The lure of such a bargain proves too delicious to resist, drawing the enterprising rogue and the wallflower duchess into a scandalous game and an even more dangerous gamble of the heart. In return, the tempting widow has one condition: she wants Jacob to show her if it’s possible for her to experience pleasure in bed. only one thing wrong with The Runaway Duchess - and its the heroine. To finally buy his own club and gain the crucial backing of investors, Camille offers Jacob the respectability of a fake engagement with a duchess. George knows how to write spine-tingling romances that make you feel. Nor have the terms ever been so sweetly seductive as Camille’s shocking proposition. Jacob is used to making deals with his club members-he’s just not accustomed to them being beautiful women. It was a setting filled with stories of the old days and it instilled in her a love of history, romance, and adventure. George was raised in rural Alabama and along the tranquil coast of northwest Florida. George (Author) 521 ratings Book 3 of 4: The Gilded Age Heiresses Kindle 7.99 Read with Our Free App Audiobook 0.00 Free with your Audible trial Mass Market Paperback 7.83 71 Used from 1. 25,934,730.22 raised for local bookstores Books by Harper St George About Harper St. But Camille starts to wonder if being an outcast is not without its perks when the tantalizing answer to her secret fear appears in the shape of Jacob Thorne, the illegitimate son of an earl and co-owner of London’s infamous Montague Club. George The Lady Tempts an Heir (The Gilded Age Heiresses) Mass Market Paperback Februby Harper St. Though her title means she’s technically accepted by London Society, the rebellious widow with her burgeoning interest in the suffrage movement and her American ways isn’t exactly high on every hostess’s guest list. A scandalous arrangement between a London rogue and an American duchess leads to lavish stakes-perfect for fans of Bridgerton!ĭespite her illustrious title, Camille, Duchess of Hereford, remains what she has always been-a pariah.

The Duchess Takes a Husband by Harper St. George