Mary Nichols is the author of various articles, short stories, family sagas and well over thirty Mills & Boon historicals. She was also a member of the Romantic Novelists Association. Mary spent part of every day at her computer producing her novels and divided the rest of her time between reading, research, gardening, playing golf and, when it became necessary, housework! Mary passed away in Feb 2016 having written well over 100 books.
Regency Scandal: Outrageous Propositions. Scandal at Greystone Manor / The Hemingford Scandal
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- Nombre de pages560
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- ISBN978-0-00-890825-6
- EAN9780008908256
- Date de parution23/07/2020
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- ÉditeurMills & Boon
Résumé
Who Loves Whom?
Jane Cavenhurst is in love. To Mark Wyndham, the man betrothed to her sister! Not only that, she is being blackmailed and facing financial ruin. Only Mark can help her, but in doing so will he realise his true feelings for Jane, or will it be too late for both of them..Jane had broken her engagement to Harry Hemingford after his scandalous behaviour. But now he's back, just when Mr.
Allworthy proposed? Allworthy was undoubtedly a good match, but had Jane ever really fallen out of love with Harry? And what would society say if she followed her heart?
Allworthy proposed? Allworthy was undoubtedly a good match, but had Jane ever really fallen out of love with Harry? And what would society say if she followed her heart?






















