The Charming Jezebel

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Innocence doesn't stand a chance against pleasure....Lady Ophelia Binghamton has been the definition of a wallflower her entire life. She has always paled in comparison to her livelier friends in all of their adventures. So how can her Aunt Millicent possibly expect her to catch the eye of a suitable gentleman with marriage on her mind? She is much more content to search Hadnall Heath for the lock that fits the mysterious key she discovered at the beginning of the summer house party. And to rescue the Marlowe sisters from a fate worse than death, of course.Prince Saif Khan joined his friends at the infamous house party solely for the purpose of pleasure, but from the moment he met Lady Ophelia, his heart is in serious danger of something much more serious than fun. And when Ophelia appeals to him to help the Marlowe sisters escape from their horrible father and even more horrible suitors, he commits himself to the mission with enthusiasm.But can an Englishwoman and an Indian raja's son find true happiness? Or will fate keep them apart?PLEASE BE ADVISED - Steam Level: Five-Alarm Fire with a few F-bombs. Don't say you weren't warned. When the Wallflowers were Wicked: THE ACCIDENTAL MISTRESSTHE INCORRIGIBLE COURTESANTHE DELECTABLE TARTTHE BLUSHING HARLOTTHE CHEEKY MINXTHE CLEVER STRUMPETTHE DEVILISH TROLLOPTHE PLAYFUL WANTONTHE CHARMING JEZEBE


  • | Author: Merry Farmer
  • | Publisher: Independently Published
  • | Publication Date: Sep 18, 2019
  • | Number of Pages: 144 pages
  • | Language: English
  • | Binding: Paperback
  • | ISBN-10: 1689602341
  • | ISBN-13: 9781689602341
Author:
Merry Farmer
Publisher:
Independently Published
Publication Date:
Sep 18, 2019
Number of pages:
144 pages
Language:
English
Binding:
Paperback
ISBN-10:
1689602341
ISBN-13:
9781689602341