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Never Deceive a Duke
Never Deceive a Duke

By Liz Carlyle

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Once and Always
Once and Always

By Judith McNaught

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The Devil Who Tamed Her
The Devil Who Tamed Her

By Johanna Lindsey

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My Seduction
My Seduction

By Connie Brockway

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Silk and Steel
Silk and Steel

By Kat Martin

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Lost in Your Arms
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Slightly Wicked
Slightly Wicked

By Mary Balogh

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