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    The Captain and His Innocent: A Regency Historical Romance

    By Lucy Ashford

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    In bed with the enemy! 

    The war is over, Napoleon is in exile and Ellie Duchamp's world is forever changed. Now, embroiled in a web of espionage on the Kentish coast, Ellie finds herself at the mercy of a dangerous but intriguing strangerformer army captain Luke Danbury. 

    In a world ruled by danger and deception, it's hard to know who to trust. But try as she might to remind herself that Luke is her enemy, innocent Ellie cannot help but respond to the craving she senses in the captain's kiss!
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarlequin Historical
    Release dateJan 1, 2016
    ISBN9781488003882
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    The Captain and His Innocent: A Regency Historical Romance
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    Lucy Ashford

    Lucy Ashford, an English Studies lecturer, graduated in English with history at Nottingham University,and the Regency is her favourite period.  Lucy, who has always loved to immerse herself in historical romances, has had several novels published, but this is her first for Mills and Boon.  She lives with her husband in an old stone cottage in the Peak District, near to beautiful Chatsworth House and Haddon Hall, all of which give her a taste of the magic of life in a bygone age

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