The Duke’s Obsession
Frances Fowlkes
juli 2022 · Tantor Media Inc · Berättare: Mary Sarah
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London 1818 An American Heiress Who Must Swallow Her Pride Miss Daphne Farrington despises three things: England's dreary weather, the grimy streets of London, and most especially the English aristocracy. Despite her misgivings, she must persuade the very English Duke of Waverly to save her family shipping business. If only she could ignore the way he makes her pulse race whenever she's near him. A Duke Who Must Overcome Her Prejudice Edward Lacey, the Duke of Waverly, is convinced that the lovely Miss Farrington, with her penchant for numbers, is the woman he'd like to make his Duchess. But unless he can convince her that not all English lords are callous, calculating rakes, a dark secret will ruin his chance at happiness. Contains mature themes.
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Frances Fowlkes is the author of fun and flirty Regency historical romances, including The Duke's Obsession and Miss Winters Proposes. Frances is a summa cum laude graduate of LeTorneau University. She lives in South Carolina with her high school sweetheart, three redheaded sons, and a spoiled standard poodle.
Actor and voice-over artist Mary Sarah is known for her subtle, emotionally potent performances. Classically trained at the Riverside Shakespeare Academy and the Film Actors Studio in New York City, Mary narrates books filled with adventure, mystery, and romance.
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