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A Kiss To Stop A Wedding (Mills & Boon Historical)

By (author) Sarah Mallory

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Lose yourself in a world of Regency high society, where a kiss at a ball has the power to change everything! He must speak nowâ€¦ Or she'll be bound to another for ever! Engaged to a viscount, Flora is the envy of every debutante. But her husband-to-be has a cruel streak that makes him anything but desirable. When Flora meets Matt Talacre, the dashing owner of Bellemonte Pleasure Gardens, she discovers what desire truly feels likeâ€¦after he sets her body ablaze with a single look! Yet Flora knows that she canâ€™t act on their intense connectionâ€”her hateful betrothed is privy to a family secret which means that she can never walk away. Unless Matt can help herâ€¦starting with a moonlit kiss at a masquerade ball! â€“ Perfect for fans of: 💘 Forbidden love 🎩 High society

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