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Darkly delicious Lord Adam Hawthorne doesn’t care a whit for society – especially the tedium of finding a wife. So taking on a new governess for his young daughter shouldn’t shake his steely disposition! Or lady in disguise?Except Mrs Elena Leighton, an enigmatic widow, is a most intriguing addition to the household. What are those ladylike airs and graces beneath her dowdy exterior? Despite great impropriety, Lord Hawthorne is compelled to discover the real Elena – no matter what secrets are unveiled along the way…A Season of Secrets: A lady never tells…

In this scintillating prequel novella to her Dangerous Dukes miniseries, USA TODAY bestselling historical author Carole Mortimer delivers a feast for the senses!England, 1815. He’s the most accomplished lover in England, and the finest tutor in pleasure that ever lived!Lady Julianna Armitage is on a mission:The goal: Discover passion and learn the true art of lovemaking, something she never experienced in her short, loveless marriage.The teacher: The devastatingly handsome Marcus Wilding, Duke of Worthing; the one man she could never have…until now.The outcome: Pure, decadent, indulgent satisfaction!Julianna is determined to maintain control, but as Marcus unleashes a sensual siege that awakens her every sense, it soon becomes clear that losing control can be the most delicious thing of all!Don't miss the first title in this shockingly seductive new series from legendary bestselling author Carole Mortimer:Zachary Black: Duke of DebaucheryComing October 2014 from Mills & Boon HistoricalDangerous Dukes, Rakes about town

A sensible schoolmistress…Awakened by the notorious rake!In this The Wild Warriners story, schoolmistress Felicity Blunt feels old beyond her years—and desperately dull. Meeting confirmed rake Jacob Warriner brings her gloriously alive, and yet no matter his allure she must remain immune to his obvious charms and unashamed flirtation. But is Jacob merely a mischievous scoundrel? Or is there much more to this Warriner than meets the eye…?