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An earl’s unwanted American granddaughter must decide which side of the Atlantic she prefers.   

 

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A CONTINENTAL MARRIAGE: a Regency romance. Lord Cushing proposes and Nicolette accepts… only because her grandfather’s money sweetens the deal. Where does love fit into this financial transaction??

 

AN AMERICAN ROSE

American Nicolette Turner has a bone to pick with the British. Not only is her country’s maritime rights being violated, but her English grandfather, Lord Eldredge, demands that she travel across the Atlantic to visit him. What she doesn’t know is that he intends for her to marry, thereby staying in England and having lots of babies.

The most eligible suitor is neighbor Victor Kincaid. Victor has severe money problems. Lord Eldredge offers to take care of the debts... if Victor marries Nicolette. At first Victor believes she’s a fortune-hunter, but soon becomes captivated by her. Can he convince her he wants more than a marriage of convenience?

     

 

 

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A Continental Marriage

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A CONTINENTAL MARRIAGE's SETTINGS

1814. London, England.

 

A CONTINENTAL MARRIAGE's Main Characters

Nicolette Turner, American, and Victor Kincaid, Lord Cushing, look forward to making your acquaintance! 

 

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