Duke of Scandal

by Adele Ashworth

Duke's Trilogy (2)

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The scandalously handsome Samson Carlisle is not the deceiving nobleman Lady Olivia was searching for... but he's the lover she fervently desires.

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Great beginning, first half wonderful, then snowballs into the grand finale. The plot is twisty and unexpected. Better than usual romance.
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The scandalously handsome Samson Carlisle is not the deceiving nobleman Lady Olivia was searching for...but he's the lover she fervently desires.

A lady's heart is a tempting plaything for the DUKE OF SCANDAL

He stands apart from other men—a dark, tall, breathtaking figure of seductive masculinity. With a smile, he can topple the defenses of even the most proper maiden.
And with a single whisper, she will be his.

A wife in name only, Lady Olivia Shea has returned to London in a rage, determined to confront her new husband, who vanished months ago with her inheritance on their wedding night. Yet this hauntingly familiar man who stands before her—this face and form she adores—is not her deceiving Edmund but the show more blackguard's twin brother, Samson Carlisle, Duke of Durham. Samson knows of his sibling's penchant for perfidy and he graciously offers to help the exquisite Olivia locate the missing rogue and recover her stolen fortune.

But Olivia fears that accompanying this mysterious, dangerous, eminently desirable man would be courting the most devastating sort of scandal—especially since it is now Samson's arms she aches to feel surrounding her, and his kiss she longs to taste ...
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Couldn't finish, writing turgid, plot almost non-existent.

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Original publication date
2006
People/Characters
Olivia Shea; Samson Carlisle
Dedication
For Mom, who understands my passion for perfume and all things scented.
First words
The Lady Olivia Shea, now married for slightly more than twelve hours to Lord Edmund Carlisle, stood at one of the tall, teal-draped windows inside their elegant room at the Hotel de Grillon on the Place de la Concorde, watch... (show all)ing the sun peek above the horizon as it slowly began to brighten the winter ice that bathed the Jardin des Tuileries to the east.
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(Click to show. Warning: May contain spoilers.)"I love you, too."

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Romance, Fiction and Literature
DDC/MDS
813Literature & rhetoricAmerican literature in EnglishAmerican fiction in English
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PS3601 .S5967 .D85Language and LiteratureAmerican literature
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