An edition of Sweet Hoyden (1988)

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An edition of Sweet Hoyden (1988)

Sweet Hoyden

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'Twas A Fate Worse Than Death! Pandora was outraged! Her first London Season as Lady Asheville and her husband deemed her conduct unbecoming to her new position. Worse, he'd prescribed a Season at Brocklesby Hall to clip her flirtatious wings! Well, she'd see about that! With the help of her dearest friend and a powdered wig, Lady Asheville transformed herself into French femme fatale Louise de Chambray, determined to charm her proper husband into a most indiscreet scenario. Now her scheme was unfolding all too well. But was she happy...or heartbroken.

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Publisher
Ballantine Books
Language
English
Pages
202

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Cover of: Sweet Hoyden
Sweet Hoyden
1988, Ballantine Books
in English
Cover of: Sweet Hoyden
Sweet Hoyden
July 12, 1988, Fawcett
in English

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Edition Notes

"Fawcett Crest."

"A Regency Romance."

Published in
New York

Classifications

Library of Congress
CPB Box no. 1684 vol. 3

The Physical Object

Pagination
202 p.
Number of pages
202

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL24502337M
LCCN
88091145

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