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    The Notorious Lord

    By Nicola Cornick

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    The sight of Cory, Lord Newlyn, rising naked from the Midwinter river, is enough to send ripples of shock through Rachel Odell’s carefully ordered life. He has always been a friend, although now she’s aware of him as a man — an exceedingly handsome man. But she can’t possibly entertain romantic ideas about this adventure seeker...and rogue.

    It does appear that Cory is waging a deliberate campaign to seduce her. What is his true intent? Can he simply wish to claim his best friend as his bride?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarperCollins Publishers Australia
    Release dateAug 1, 2014
    ISBN9781488787423
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    The Notorious Lord
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    Nicola Cornick

    International bestselling author Nicola Cornick writes historical romance for HQN Books and time slip romance for MIRA UK. She became fascinated with history when she was a child, and spent hours poring over historical novels and watching costume drama. She studied history at university and wrote her master's thesis on heroes. Nicola also acts as a historical advisor for television and radio. In her spare time she works as a guide in a 17th century mansion.

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