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When a Duke Loves a Governess, August 2021
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Forever My Duke, January 2020
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The Duke I Once Knew, January 2019
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The Scandalous Flirt, November 2017
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His Wicked Wish, June 2016
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Bella and the Beast, November 2015
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Abducted By A Prince, May 2014
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Stroke Of Midnight, June 2013
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If The Slipper Fits, June 2012
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Scandal Of The Year, March 2011
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Never Trust A Rogue, August 2010
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Seducing The Heiress, December 2009
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FOREVER MY DUKE
By: Olivia Drake

Unlikely Duchesses #2
St. Martin's Paperbacks
January 2020
On Sale: December 31, 2019
Featuring: Natalie Fanshawe; Hadrian Ames
384 pages
ISBN: 1250174392
EAN: 9781250174390
Kindle: B07SBQDTSZ
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“I find Miss Fanshawe to be quite charming--for an American.” -the Prince Regent

Hadrian Ames, the Duke of Clayton, needs a bride. He even has the perfect one picked out. That is, until he meets the lovely, free-spirited Natalie Fanshawe. She’s the opposite of what a man of his high rank should desire in a wife - an outspoken American who has never even set foot in a London ballroom.

But Natalie doesn’t have time to be swept off her feet by a handsome duke who must be a spoiled scoundrel like every other British lord. And she couldn’t care less about Hadrian’s title. After all, it’s not as if he actually worked to attain his wealth and status. He surely can’t understand what it’s like to be a busy woman, planning to open a school while trying to reunite a six-year-old orphan with his English relatives. Nevertheless, Hadrian launches his campaign to win her heart. Can the utterly delightful American beauty ever find a way to love him – despite his being a duke?