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    Less than Honourable

    By Emma Wildes

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    Jason Culver is aristocratic, proper, and very much obsessed with his children's nanny to his chagrin. His wants to ignore his attraction, but can't seem to resist it, and when he finally succumbs the results are combustible.

    Alicia Alton is in love with her employer. No, she isn't of the same class, it's a hopeless passion if there ever was one, and she's a complete fool. However, she finds desire overcomes her inhibitions and moreover, though scandal lurks on the horizon, she can't deny the man she never dreamed would be less than honourable…

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTotally Bound Publishing
    Release dateDec 31, 2013
    ISBN9781906328948
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    Emma Wildes

    Emma Wildes loves the infinite variations of romance in all its forms. She believes that passion makes the world go around…and delights in being able to write about it.

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