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Also by Lily Maxton:

Enchanting the Earl, April 2017
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The Improper Bride, February 2016
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The Mistake, April 2015
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The Love Match, October 2014
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The Wager, August 2014
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The Improper Bride
Lily Maxton

Sisters of Scandal
Entangled Scandalous
February 2016
On Sale: January 26, 2016
Featuring: Henry Eldridge; Cassandra
292 pages
ISBN: 168281095X
EAN: 9781682810958
Kindle: B019CB3TJ6
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Romance Historical

Cold, arrogant, and demanding Henry Eldridge, Marquess of Riverton, would never dally with a mere servant. But when Henry is injured in a horrible fire, his pretty housekeeper Cassandra nurses him back to health, throwing them together day and night. As he slowly heals from his burns, their friendship blossoms, and the class walls between them start to crumble. Cassandra is surprised by glimpses of a kind and thoughtful man beneath her employer’s hard façade—and even more surprised when she develops tender feelings for him. But anything between lord and servant is impossible...and besides, as a widow, she knows love only leads to heartbreak.

Henry is changing, as well. His close brush with death has opened his eyes to his self-imposed emotional isolation...and has urgently reminded him of his duty to marry a well-bred lady and produce an heir. Determined to do right by his family name, he immediately begins searching for a suitable bride. But Cassandra is the only woman who is never far from his mind or his heart. Contrary to everything he’s been taught to believe, he realizes his lovely housekeeper might just be his perfect match. Now, if only he could convince everyone else of that. Especially Cassandra...

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3 comments posted.

Re: The Improper Bride

I've never heard of the term "smutted" like that. Of course,
I know of the term used in today's vernacular.

This sounds like a fun book I would like to read.
(Edward Washington 9:22am February 15, 2016)

Smutted? That's a new one to me. I think the smart person would try to avoid that game!
(Pat Dupuy 1:08pm February 15, 2016)

I once read a book that said "He got up from the table and
bussed her". It was English and meant "kissed". Love these
tidbits. I look froward to reading your book.
(Leona Olson 9:53am February 16, 2016)