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The Marquess's Wagered Wife by Emily E K Murdoch

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Also by Emily E K Murdoch:

The Marquess's Wagered Wife, August 2026
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The Duke's Meddlesome Matchmaker, February 2026
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The Prince's Wallflower Wife, September 2025
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THE MARQUESS'S WAGERED WIFE
By: Emily E K Murdoch

Unconventional Oliver Sisters #2
Harlequin Historical
August 2026
On Sale: July 28, 2026
272 pages
ISBN: 1335050299
EAN: 9781335050298
Kindle: B0FXGRK5KX
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Romance Historical

A high society, enemies to lovers Regency romance 

A marriage gamble… 

Worth the risk? 

When irritatingly handsome Montague Donovan, Marquess of Laidley, challenges Calliope Oliver to a painting contest, the stakes are high. If he wins, Calliope must marry him, and if Calliope wins, then she will gain the artistic recognition she’s always craved—and knock the arrogant smirk off his face!  

Having unexpectedly become guardian to his orphaned nephew, Montague finds himself in need of a convenient wife—fast. As their competition reaches fever pitch, and he and silver-tongued Calliope bicker their way to attraction, it’s more than the wager he stands to lose—but his heart too!

From Harlequin Historical: Your romantic escape to the past.