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    Jilting the Duke
    Jilting the Duke
    Jilting the Duke
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    Jilting the Duke

    Written by Rachael Miles

    Narrated by Joan Walker

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    Aidan, once jilted by Sophia, finds himself the guardian of her child after she married his late best friend. Can they reconcile their past and dream of a second chance?
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDreamscape Media
    Release dateAug 27, 2019
    ISBN9781666573466
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    Rachael Miles

    Rachael Miles is an experienced author and professor of 19th-century literature. She loves a good romance, especially one with a bit of suspense and preferably a ghost. A native Texan, she currently resides with her indulgent husband, three rescued dogs, and an ancient cat. For more information, visit rachaelmiles.com.

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