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Wit, humor, and a rakish hero determined to risk everything to win the heart of the woman he loves.

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About Flirting with Scandal

Due to a long held family secret, Lady Charlotte Ashton is determined to become a  spinster . . .

When the specifics of her father’s will demand a hasty marriage of convenience, Charlotte turns to her friend Lady Amelia Spencer, London’s unofficial queen of wild schemes, and is soon masquerading as a virtuous woman intent on selling her innocence.  Once inside the demi-monde’s mysterious world, she encounters Nathaniel, the Earl of Abingdon. Charlotte finds herself falling for the scandalous earl—he  just might be the only man who can spark her guarded but passionate heart.

In the wake of a devastating accident, Nathaniel, the pleasure-seeking Earl of Abingdon, finds his days as a rake are numbered: he must marry and sire an heir . . .

But when Nathaniel  encounters the so-called virtuous courtesan, he vows to make her his before selecting a bride.  Unfortunately, Amelia’s plan goes horribly awry. With a trip to the altar looming, Nathaniel decides to follow the honorable path. But first, he must win Charlotte’s heart—without sacrificing his own.

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About Courting Scandal

Courting Scandal is a Regency era battle of the sexes between London’s unofficial queen of wild schemes, Lady Amelia Spencer, and James, the reserved Duke of Thornhill. The battle begins when James finds his breakfast room invaded by his marriage-minded aunt and his four teenage sisters.  Desperate to remove his family from his London home, he turns to Lady Amelia for assistance only to find himself at the center of her latest plan—one that, if successful, would result in his engagement to a noted wallflower. Determined to evade Amelia’s misguided attempts at matchmaking, he vows to outwit the so-called queen of schemes, even if it means creating the biggest scandal society has witnessed in decades.

Over the course of his battle to out maneuver Amelia, James discovers that she might be the one woman who is strong enough to bind herself to the man behind his illustrious title, to the man haunted by his veiled past. For her part, Amelia has little interest in the lofty peer—apart from the Duke’s well-defined shoulders and his stolen, if somewhat inappropriate, kisses— but can she resist falling for the compassionate white knight that lies beneath the rigid veneer?

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