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Also by Rebecca Thomas:

The Earl's Wager, August 2016
Paperback / e-Book
Her Alaskan Hero, September 2015
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Small Town Summer, July 2015
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Twelve Days of Christmas Past, January 2014
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The Earl's Christmas Colt, January 2014
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The Blacksmith's Son, November 2013
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The Earl's Wager
Rebecca Thomas

Reluctant Bride
Entangled Scandalous
August 2016
On Sale: July 25, 2016
Featuring: Will Sutton; Georgia Duvall
170 pages
ISBN: 168281260X
EAN: 9781633757295
Kindle: B01HW6ULEY
Paperback / e-Book
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Romance Historical

When straight-laced earl, Will Sutton, is challenged to turn the obstinate American ward of his friend into a biddable lady suitable for the Marriage Mart, he gladly takes the wager. Then has to decide whether the prize--a prime racing stud horse--is worth changing the impudent beauty's temperament he's come to enjoy. Greatly.

One headstrong miss. One stuffy lord. One friendly wager. What could go wrong?

Will Sutton, the Earl of Grandleigh, believes he can save the family’s impoverished estate by investing in a racehorse, but the price is too steep. His brother-in-law offers him a deal: tutor his American ward in proper English customs, so she’ll be marriage material, and Will can have one of his horses. Maybe Miss Georgia Duvall prefers being a jockey, is obstinate and high spirited, but once she’s cleaned up and presentable, he’ll have no trouble finding her a quality suitor. She might even be quite pretty beneath the racetrack dust.

The last thing Georgia Duvall wants is to be married off to an English peer. But she won’t defy her father’s wishes, and sets her cap for the oldest lord she can find—a man who’ll die quickly and leave her alone to manage her inheritance. The Earl of Grandleigh might think he’ll teach her manners and marry her off to someone younger than eighty, but there hasn’t been an obstacle yet Georgia can’t overcome. Including a stuffy, overbearing English lord.

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2 comments posted.

Re: The Earl's Wager

A fellow Alaskan! Although I love romances, when I read the
last Georgette Beyer and a couple of other authors, I switched
to contemporary.
(Kathleen Bylsma 6:29pm July 29, 2016)

I love the positive, uplifting message in this article. Very
well-written, too!
(Heather Rizzuti 10:25pm August 3, 2016)