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When Beauty Tamed The Beast

Name: When Beauty Tamed The Beast
Brand: Little, Brown Book Group
SKU: 04393469
Price: 10277 HUF
Availability: InStock
Author: Eloisa James
ISBN: 9780749956967

Number 2 in series

Eloisa James

Language

English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 04393469

Publishers Little, Brown Book Group, September 2011

If only Miss Lisle Berry Thynne's gown hadn't been so fully cut, or she hadn't been caught kissing t... Full description

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If only Miss Lisle Berry Thynne's gown hadn't been so fully cut, or she hadn't been caught kissing that prince ...But now the ton believes Lisle to be with royal child - and therefore unmarriageable - so she might as well make her desperate father happy by consenting to wed a beast. A brilliant surgeon with a reputation for losing his temper - and a wound believed to have left him ...incapable - Piers, Earl of Montague, should welcome a bride-to-be carrying a ready-made, blue-blooded heir. But Piers isn't fooled by the lady's subterfuge, and though Lisle's devilishly smart and charming with a loveliness that outshines the sun, there will be no wedding of beauty to beast. Still, Lisle finds the gorgeous brute intriguing, with a spark of gentility behind his growl that's worth fanning. And it's obvious to the naked eye that 'incapable' does not mean 'uninterested' ...