Gareth

by Grace Burrowes

"Caught between a rake and certain ruin ... Felicity Worthington's only hope of avoiding poverty-or worse-is to learn to run the brothel bequeathed to her by a distant cousin. Gareth Alexander, Marquis of Heathgate, finds himself in the impossible position of having to help Felicity by teaching her the art of pleasing a man. Felicity's loveliness in no way reduces his resistance, leaving Gareth to wonder if the honor he thought long dead still survives, and whether that honor will allow him to yield to the lady's ruinous scheme ... and to their shared desires."-- Page [4] of cover.

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