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Three Weeks With Lady X

Tapa de Three Weeks With Lady X

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Three Weeks With Lady X

de Eloisa James

4.0 · 2 votos

When Thorn Dautry, the bastard son of a duke, decides that he needs a wife, he enlists Lady Xenobia India to give him some society gloss, but when passion builds between them, they are tempted to risk everything for love.

Materias

Fiction, Romance, Historical, Regency
Mate selection, fiction

Three Weeks With Lady X — Eloisa James | Cutter Number

Man-woman relationships, fiction

Social skills, fiction

Women interior decorators, fiction

Aristocracy (Social class), fiction

Social life and customs

Manners and customs

London (England)

nyt:mass-market-paperback=2014-04-13

Ediciones (7)

Three Weeks With Lady X (2014)
HarperLuxe · inglés · ISBN 9780062298812
Three Weeks With Lady X (2014)
Little, Brown Book Group · ISBN 9780749959470
Three Weeks With Lady X (2014)
Avon, an imprint of HarperCollinsPublishers · inglés · ISBN 9780062223890
Three Weeks with Lady X (2014)
Harpercollins · ISBN 9781482992731
Three Weeks With Lady X (2014)
Little, Brown Book Group Limited · inglés · ISBN 9781405523158
Three Weeks With Lady X (2014)
Harperaudio · ISBN 9781467669979
Three Weeks With Lady X (2014)
HarperCollins · ISBN 9781482992724

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