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Redeeming the Roguish Rake
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When scandalous Fenton Foxworthy is beaten and left for dead, he's rescued by demure vicar's daughter Rebecca Whitelow. Fox is a cynical rake whose outrageous propositions are the talk of the
—but his injuries are so great that Rebecca mistakes him for the new village vicar! Too late, Rebecca realizes her error… She's been compromised into a hasty marriage!
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About Liz Tyner
Liz Tyner grew up on a farm in Oklahoma fascinated by stories and storytelling. By the time she was in high school, Liz often read a book each day, collected romance novels and decided she would write a manuscript someday. She and her husband live on an acreage where she enjoys spending her evening gazing at stars, sitting around a campfire, or at a concert where it's prudent to wear hearing protection.Visit Liz at liztyner.com.
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