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Also by Carolyn Jewel:

Surrender to Ruin, December 2017
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My Demon Warlord, January 2016
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Christmas in Duke Street, October 2015
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Dancing in the Duke's Arms, July 2015
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Dead Drop, December 2014
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My Darkest Passion, December 2013
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Not Proper Enough, September 2012
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Free Fall, April 2012
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Not Wicked Enough, February 2012
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My Dangerous Pleasure, June 2011
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Future Tense, May 2011
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My Immortal Assassin, January 2011
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Indiscreet, October 2009
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My Forbidden Desire, June 2009
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Scandal, February 2009
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My Wicked Enemy, August 2008
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Shards of Crimson, January 2007
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A Darker Crimson, November 2005
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The Spare, February 2004
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Lord Ruin, December 2002
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The Spare
Carolyn Jewel

Leisure
February 2004
On Sale: February 1, 2004
Featuring: Sebastian Alexander; Olivia Willow
339 pages
ISBN: 0843953098
EAN: 9780843953091
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Romance Historical

THE PENNHYLL AFFAIR

Captain Sebastian Alexander was The Spare, but as the younger son he inherited more than a title after his brother's murder. He acquired a family estate with dark secrets that threatened his life. He took on a quest to avenge his brother. But most troublesome of all, he found a red-haired beauty who was either a guileless witness or a ruthless seductress.

Olivia Willow was missing three days from her life. She'd been a guest at Pennhyll the night of the murder, but now she could recall nothing. The new earl was determined to help her remember. He charmed, he beguiled—he matched wits with her. And soon, instead of trading barbs they shared kisses, and instead of seeking out the past, they were fighting for a future.

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