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2 comments posted.

Re: How to Beguile a Duke (7:52pm December 13, 2014):

I understand the family jewelry stuff - I've 3 sisters & used to claim pieces of my mother's (she had nice selection - my father loved to give her pieces) & it was so bad, she divided it up & put it in her will & no one knew who got what till she died. We all liked herself & they were gorgeous but I think it was the sentimental value that weighed the most. :)

Re: Her Eternal Rogue (10:37pm June 18, 2014):

Thank you Debbie, Ella & Peggy! And thank you Fresh Fiction for having me :)

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