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    Surrender to the Marquess: A Regency Romance

    By Louise Allen

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    A battle of wills! 

    When Lady Sara Herriard's husband dies in a duel, she turns her back on the vagaries of the ton. From now on, she will live as she pleases. She won't change for anyonecertainly not for the infuriating Lucian Avery, Marquess of Cannock! 

    Lucian must help his sister recover from a disastrous elopement and reluctantly enlists Lady Sara's help. She couldn't be further from the conventional, obedient wife he's expected to marry, but soon all he craves is for her to surrenderand join him in his bed!
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarlequin Historical
    Release dateMar 1, 2017
    ISBN9781488021183
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    Surrender to the Marquess: A Regency Romance
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    Louise Allen

    Louise Allen is hard working, determined and talented speaker. She has appeared on BBC South West to discuss the problems in the fostering world. The publication of this book will coincide with the start of her new campaign, Looking After Looked After Children for which she plans to use her personal story to highlight  the plight of looked-after children.

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