The Nabob's Ward

by Evelyn Richardson

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Years ago, in India, young Georgie Southwold told a soldier she would rather have a dog than a husband. Now the Earl of Brandon finds that Georgie has become his ward, having lost all her family. Brandon is not pleased to take on more family responsibilities, and Georgie is determined to return to India—unless her guardian can convince her he’s much more desirable than a dog… Regency Romance by Evelyn Richardson; originally published by Signet… (more)

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Years ago, in India, young Georgie Southwold told a soldier she would rather have a dog than a husband. Now the Earl of Brandon finds that Georgie has become his ward, having lost all her family. Brandon is not pleased to take on more family responsibilities, and Georgie is determined to return to India—unless her guardian can convince her he’s much more desirable than a dog… Regency Romance by Evelyn Richardson; originally published by Signet

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