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It was such a small deception.
But even one letter to an unrelated gentleman was a grave impropriety. Except, Lady Corinna Capener had just one question. And she used her brother’s name on the correspondence. Lord Wycliffe thought the letter came from a man. He would never find out. Neither would her brother.
But once was not enough. Lord Wycliffe asks her opinion and cares what she thinks. He shares his experiences in revolutionary France. He encourages her scholarly pursuits. She cherishes each letter.
Of course, it must stop. A friendship, or anything more, is impossible. Then Lord Wycliffe adds a complication. He asks her to help his associate, a French viscount, who is smuggling endangered aristocrats out of France. With the help of her dearest friend, Corinna starts down a twisted path of intrigue and danger.
And then, without warning, Lord Wycliffe returns home. And he is even more captivating in person than in Corinna’s dreams. But can he ever see past her lies and unladylike presumption? Or will her feelings remain unrequited.
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It was such a small deception.
But even one letter to an unrelated gentleman was a grave impropriety. Except, Lady Corinna Capener had just one question. And she used her brother’s name on the correspondence. Lord Wycliffe thought the letter came from a man. He would never find out. Neither would her brother.
But once was not enough. Lord Wycliffe asks her opinion and cares what she thinks. He shares his experiences in revolutionary France. He encourages her scholarly pursuits. She cherishes each letter.
Of course, it must stop. A friendship, or anything more, is impossible. Then Lord Wycliffe adds a complication. He asks her to help his associate, a French viscount, who is smuggling endangered aristocrats out of France. With the help of her dearest friend, Corinna starts down a twisted path of intrigue and danger.
And then, without warning, Lord Wycliffe returns home. And he is even more captivating in person than in Corinna’s dreams. But can he ever see past her lies and unladylike presumption? Or will her feelings remain unrequited.
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