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The Mister I Married

by Sylvie Sinclair

Genre: Romance Historical Adult

93 pages

Lady Emmy Keswick adores her life in London. Unmarried and unattached, she spends her days and nights flitting about Town, socializing with friends and poking her nose in everyone’s business—whether or not it’s welcome. All is splendid in Emmy’s world…until her mother upends it, announcing that she has grown weary of London and will retire to the country once the Season is over. With no other chaperone at her disposal, Emmy will have to go with her, and leave behind the life she loves. Unless, of course, she takes a husband instead…
Alexander Whitcomb has zero interest in the so-called delights of London life. He’d rather be at home with his dogs in Berkshire than rubbing elbows with the beau monde in their stuffy ballrooms. But when his father implores him to marry and give him grandchildren, Alex agrees to go to London and bring his sister with him, in the hopes they might both find a spouse. London suffers no shortage of lovely young ladies looking for husbands, but Alex is unimpressed with the lot of them…until he meets spirited, artless Emmy Keswick.

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