Back from a three-year exile in the West Indies, Lord Ramsdale once again courts scandal--this time in London where, out of all the available women, the infamous Lady Wetherell catches his eye. But in her Lord Ramsdale gets more than he bargains for--true love. Original.
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Back from a three-year exile in the West Indies, Lord Ramsdale once again courts scandal--this time in London where, out of all the available women, the infamous Lady Wetherell catches his eye. But in her Lord Ramsdale gets more than he bargains for--true love. Original.
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Romance novels are not my usual genre, but I happened to realize I've known Gail Eastwood from SCA about 30 years ago, and English Country Dancing in RI more recently, and we've met again, which is why I bought all her books--out of curiosity. However, and I wouldn't say it if I didn't mean it, her books kept me entertained for longer that I realized, and I really enjoyed them! . It's obvious that she puts a lot of time and energy into researching time periods and places. Good storytelling as well! Fun to read. Linda Owens
