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The Lady Most Likely, Julia Quinn, Connie Brockway, Eloisa James
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Julia Quinn,Connie Brockway,Eloisa James

The Lady Most Likely

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The Lady Most Likely is a historical romance anthology with a delightful difference. For the first time ever, New York Times bestselling romantic fiction superstars Julia Quinn, Eloisa James, and Connie Brockway join forces to produce a novel in three parts. Readers are cordially invited to a party at a grand English country manor at the height of the Regency Era, where the bachelor Earl of Briarly hopes to find a suitable wife—The Lady Most Likely—from among the unspoken-for female guests.
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270 printed pages
Publication year
2010

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  • Sol Mateshared an impression8 years ago

    Sighhhhh too wonderful....

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    • FamilienNshared an impression6 years ago
      🙈Lost On Me

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      • Nofrureshared an impression8 years ago
        👍Worth reading
        💞Loved Up
        🚀Unputdownable

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        • b4152227542has quoted4 years ago
          It was so strange how someone could love another person so much and so well and still not understand what made her happy.
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          • xelag18has quoted7 years ago
            It was so strange how someone could love another person so much and so well and still not understand what made her happy
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            • Louise Ankerstjernehas quoted8 years ago
              She had always looked like some confectioner’s fantasia, a wee thing created of spun sugar, gossamer light, pale and shimmering, so fragile she might melt away in the morning dew.
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