Devil's Cub

by Georgette Heyer

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Series (with order)

Alastair Trilogy (2)

Canonical Title

Devil's cub

Original publication date

1932

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Dominic Alastair, Marquis of Vidal

Justin Alastair, Duke of Avon

Leonie Alastair, Duchess of Avon

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There was only one occupant of the coach, a gentleman who sprawled very much at his ease, with his legs stretched out before him, and his hands dug deep in the capacious pockets of his greatcoat.

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Amazon.com Book Description (ISBN 0373835639, Mass Market Paperback)

Intelligent, practical Mary Challoner knew wicked Dominic Alastair, Marquis of Vidal, wouldn't marry her sister, despite her mother's matchmaking schemes. So Mary coolly prepared to protect her sister by deceiving Vidal. But, she certainly hadn't expected the infuriated nobleman to kidnap her! Reluctantly awakening to his responsibility -- and realizing just how serious Mary was about her virtue -- Vidal postponed marriage. But after all the carefully laid wedding plots he'd dodged, Vidal had never expected to be refused by a chit! Baffled, bewitched and frustratingly tempted, Vidal swore that Mary would be his wife. Even if it was the last thing either of them ever did. . .

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