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MISSING PARTS / ONE SHOT (3*- would be a 4 or 5 if it wasn't missing several double page spreads. There is enough to get the gist of the story, but it skips)- When her father bets her virginity to a noble of ill repute in a card game, the heroine flees before the winner can collect. To hide, she accepts a position as governess in a remote manor, but when she arrives she discovers the 'Captain' of the manor isn't actually looking for a governess. He is looking for wife!
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The Bridegroom’s Bargain: Book 1 of 2 (4*) - See Hanamuko No Yakusoku (following these books) for story summary.
Good story without BBV. Originally loaded as Hanamuko No Yakusoku, books 1&2.
The Bridegroom’s Bargain: Book 2 of 2 (4*) - See Hanamuko No Yakusoku (following these books) for story summary. Good story without BBV. Originally loaded as Hanamuko No Yakusoku, books 1&2. Read Book 2 here as the original load has some pages out of order.
Books 1 & 2 - [4* see update]- She was so happy to marry her childhood love, then she discovered he was responsible for the death of her brother and, indirectly, her father. Now she wants revenge at the altar. He asks for 6 months to prove his innocence, and makes a pledge - if he fails, his life is hers to take. Some sections out of order. N0 BBV :) UPDATE: Story now loaded as two seperate books, pages in order, under it's English title, The Bridegroom's Bargain.
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[THE CALDER BROTHERS #1] One-shot (3*)- A dedicated tomboy, our heroine flees when faced with the prospect of giving up her boyish ways and becoming a wife in an arranged marriage. Instead she enlists and comes to the attention of the Tsar where she, um, he is given the position of captain in the Tsar's own guard. But there is someone besides the Tsar who met her as a girl, and she has to work with him for the good of the Tsar. Will he recognize her?
[THE CALDER BROTHERS #2] ONE-SHOT- Sold by her father, she is now an accomplished, but captive, opera singer and supposedly high end prostitute. But when she attracts the attention of the Tsar of Russia during a peace conference, England wants to acquire her as an intelligence asset. Will there ever be a time when she can just be herself and not a product men buy and sell?
Captain Corcoran's Hoyden Bride