The Chance:(C Series#4)
One or two intimate scenes, fade to black or lightly described.
Euphemistic. Softened or poetic language, little direct anatomy.
Estimated from the blurb · 0 reader votes · Ending HEA
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A brave nobleman who'd successfully fought Napoleon's toughest soldiers, Raphael Dalton was no stranger to treachery and warfare. Yet nothing this modest hero has experienced can prepare him for the famous beauty Annabelle, the toast of the London With his unruly red hair and solid, honest face, Rafe doesn't think he has a chance with the flirtatious beauty who seems not to notice him. And when scandal threatens to ruin the reputation of a friend's sister, Breanna, Rafe's hopes may be dashed for good. To stop malicious tongue-wagging, Rafe offers to marry the exotic, raven-haired beauty. It isn't only honor, though, that sparks the proposal, for a smodering attraction draws him to this spirited woman as well. Little does Rafe know, however, that Annabelle still wants him for her own. While he's a master at outwitting opponents on the battlefield, the painfully shy soldier is defenseless when it comes to the fairer sex and Annabelle will use every weapon she can, while Breanna hopes for his attention too. Now Rafe has the chance to find true love -- but only if he doesn't lose his head... C Series: The Cad (C Series, #1) The Choice (C Series, #2) The Challenge (C Series, #3) The Chance (C Series, #4) The Conquest (C Series, #5) To Wed a Stranger (C Series, #6) To Tempt a Bride (C Series, #7)
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