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The Last Rogue (Harlequin Historical, No 427)
The Last Rogue - Harlequin Historical, No 427
Author: Deborah Simmons
RALEIGH HADN'T GAMBLED ON FINDING A VIRGIN IN HIS BED-- — but when he awoke next to Jane Trowbridge, he knew all bets for bachelorhood were off. Now instead of a love match, he'd gotten a sparring partner. — Jane had never imagined herself anyone's lawfully wedded wife, and now ironic fate had bound her to a hedonistic viscount who was...  more »
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ISBN-13: 9780373290277
ISBN-10: 0373290276
Publication Date: 8/1/1998
Pages: 299
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3.5 stars, based on 48 ratings
Publisher: Harlequin
Book Type: Paperback
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After drinking too much, Deverell Fairfax, Viscount Raleigh, finds himself in bed with an innocent and no memory of how he got there. Jane Trowbridge, the vicars daughter and sister to the lady of the house, is already deep in the exhausted sleep her overburdened existence brings on, when her brother-in-law unwittingly puts Raleigh in the same room.

The scandal, terrible for Jane, worse for her family, can be averted only by marriage. They both reluctantly consent and are wed the same day. The marriage doesnt suit either of them. Jane, always known as Plain Jane, brings no dowry and modest bloodlines. Raleigh, lighthearted, but indeed a Regency rogue, has squandered his allowance and wont inherit for years.

An inheritance from a distant uncle surprises the newlyweds and they go to inspect their new property.

Deborah Simmons adds a remote, very Gothic castle and ghostly events designed by mysterious forces to keep the couple from staying.
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This is a great story. I was so excited to read Raleigh's story, after seeing him as a minor character in both the 'Vicar's Daughter' and 'The Devil Earl'.

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