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A Most Mysterious Gentleman (#1 Sweet Nineteenth Series) VERY SLOW UPDATES
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Ongoing, First published Feb 28, 2014
When Rosalie, daughter and heiress to the Duke of Trent, gets caught in a situation that leaves her with no options except to marry a rather dashing man she's only met once before, she thinks her heart is broken.      
The man in question has also a rather shady past.     
Woe betide, the mysterious man goes missing and several treasonous documents appear.        
With a new found injury and a mystery to unravel, Rosalie can only hope that her future husband isn't dead because there's a national crisis to avert, and it's all his fault.   
A short, fun and dangerous tale of a regency soon-to-be Duchess, whose shift gets caught in too many different scandalous scenarios.
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