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Lords, Ladies, Butlers and Maids: Period Erotica in Private Houses
By (author) Heather Towne, By (author) Tudor, By (author) Rose de Fer, By (author) Mina Murray, By (author) Flora Dain, By (author) Morwenna Drake, By (author) Alegra Verde, By (author) Donna George Storey, By (author) Ludivine Bonneur
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If you love Netflix’s Bridgerton and can’t wait for more, you’ll be captivated by this collection of nine steamy regency stories… Upstairs and downstairs, aristocrats and servants will meet and misbehave… Dear reader, Forget the social season, the secrets of the Ton’s private houses are about to be uncovered and I am compelled to share with you the most curious of news… Spotted. An Angel of the Night in a lace peignoir capturing more than just the Duke of Arven’s heart. They say it is trouble for a servant to be seen, and unfortunately, a virtuous maid has been unable to resist the gaze of her master’s eyes. Last night’s soiree at Latham’s lavish engagement party saw the bridegroom engaging in some rather debaucherous behaviour. Is patience really a virtue? Or has a young mistress been swooned by Lord Blackshaw’s challenging charm? It is my sole responsibility to keep you informed of these scandalous behaviours… A collection of nine steamy stories for lovers of smash-hit Netflix series Bridgerton and regency romance icon Georgette Heyer.
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Publisher | HarperCollins Publishers
Published date | 2 Oct 2013
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Format | Paperback / softback
Pages | 120
Dimensions | 198 x 129 x 8mm (L x W x H)
Weight | 270g
ISBN | 978-0-0075-5347-1
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BISAC | fiction / romance / regency
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