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Sarah Maclean

A Rogue by Any Other Name

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New York Times bestselling author Sarah MacLean has taken the world of historical romance fiction by storm!  With A Rogue by Any Other Name, she once again boldly breaks new ground.
The first book in her remarkably fresh and original Fallen Angels series—featuring four dark Regency Era heroes who will steal the hearts of their heroines and the readers alike—A Rogue will captivate fans of Julia Quinn and Suzanne Enoch while bringing new romance readers eagerly into the fold. The scintillating story of a disgraced Marquess reduced to running a London gambling hall who hopes to restore his good fortune by marrying a very proper lady who’s secretly drawn to sin, A Rogue by Any Other Name is sexy and wicked fun.
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404 printed pages
Publication year
2012

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          No one gave Bourne anything. He was taking it.
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          • Augusthas quoted7 years ago
            You’re supposed to profess undying love.”
            He looked skeptical. “Hand to brow and all that?”
            The smile became a grin. “Precisely. And perhaps write me a sonnet.”
            “O, fair Lady Penelop-e . . . Do please consider marrying me?”
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