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Also by Edith Layton:

To Love a Wicked Lord, November 2009
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The Devil's Bargain, October 2009
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A Bride For His Convenience, December 2008
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His Dark And Dangerous Ways, June 2008
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Regency Christmas Wishes, November 2007
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Bride Enchanted, September 2007
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For the Love of a Pirate, December 2006
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How to Seduce a Bride, May 2006
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Gypsy Lover, October 2005
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Regency Christmas Courtship, October 2005
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Alas, My Love, March 2005
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Regency Christmas Magic, October 2004
Paperback
The Return of the Earl, August 2004
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Wedding Belles, May 2004
Paperback
To Tempt a Bride, October 2003
Paperback
To Wed a Stranger, March 2003
Paperback
A Regency Christmas, September 2002
Paperback
The Disdainful Marquis and The Abandoned Bride, June 2002
Paperback (reprint)
Regency Christmas Spirits, September 2001
Paperback
The Conquest, August 2001
Paperback
The Chance, October 2000
Paperback
Regency Christmas Eve, October 2000
Paperback
Duke's Wager and Lord of Dishonor, August 2000
Paperback
The Challenge, February 2000
Paperback
A Dreamspun Christmas, November 1994
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FOR THE LOVE OF A PIRATE
By: Edith Layton

Avon
December 2006
On Sale: November 28, 2006
Featuring: Constantine, Lord Wylde; Lisabeth
384 pages
ISBN: 0060757868
EAN: 9780060757861
Paperback
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Romance Historical

He's searching for a proper bride . . .

Constantine, Lord Wylde, is a gentleman beyond reproach. Now it's time for him to find a suitable gentlewoman to wed—a well-bred, well-behaved lady, as proper as . . . well, Constantine himself. But his plans are shattered when a fierce, aging pirate invades his home with shocking news: Constantine is already engaged . . . to the brigand's lovely granddaughter, Lisabeth!

But finds a perfect passion instead

Wildly independent Lisabeth, however, has no desire for marriage—certainly not to a straightlaced nobleman bound to her by some long-ago promise . . . even if she's tantalized by his manly form and the sensuality he can't quite disguise. Though shocked by the lady's improprieties, Constantine soon finds himself acting as lustily as any outlaw.

But how does a staid gentleman win the heart of a bewitching pirate?