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More or Less a Temptress

by Anna Bradley
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The Somerset sisters—three Regency London debutantes—return in "a passionate and tender romance" that makes courtship a deliciously scandalous affair (Roses Are Blue).

Hyacinth Somerset's debut is the most anticipated event of the season, as it will be the reclusive young lady's first public appearance. But within moments of being asked to dance by a dashing stranger, Hyacinth calls him a murderer, then faints dead away! Now all the ton is a aflutter over Hyacinth's baffling shun of their most intriguing newcomer—the wildly handsome Lachlan Ramsey . . .

Recently arrived from Scotland, Lachlan only wishes to claim his place in society to secure his sister's future. When that is threatened by the accusations of a hapless slip of a girl, he will do anything protect his family. Yet it appears Hyacinth has only damaged her own hopes, inspiring the label of hysteric—and ultimately inspiring Lachlan to shelter her from harm. Now if only there were a defense for the surge of feeling he has every time Hyacinth turns her gaze his way. If only there were a way to make her his—while keeping the true secret in his past from destroying everything—and everyone—he cares about . . .

Praise for the Somerset Sisters series

"An enthralling and deeply compelling Regency romance. I was hooked from start to finish." — Ella Quinn, USA Today bestselling author

"A slow burn with more implication and anticipation, but the teasing build-up is delightful." —RT Book Reviews (4 Stars)

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