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The Governesss Carnal Temptation Historical Regency Romance Ella Edon

Name: The Governesss Carnal Temptation Historical Regency Romance Ella Edon
SKU: BELL-48240508
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Publisher: Scarlet Gryphon

File Extension: PDF

File size: 2.01 MB

Author: Ella Edon

ISBN: B0BYSP38FL

Language: English

Year: 2023

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The Governesss Carnal Temptation Historical Regency Romance Ella Edon by Ella Edon B0BYSP38FL instant download after payment.

PROLOGUE
London, May 15th, 1802“This is one of our best,” Lydia Haddington said as she hurried across her father’s little teashop on
Bond Street. She walked past the desk where her father or Nicholas Steward usually sat and poured
over the shop's ledgers. Her heart skipped a beat as she imagined her beloved Nicholas sitting there,
eyes narrowed in concentration but always smiling cheerfully when she passed by.
“It looks lovely,” her customer, a grandly clad lady, said from her station by the counter. Lydia
nodded, chiding herself for letting her thoughts wander so easily when she should have been paying
attention to the shop.
Lydia was on her tiptoes, her right arm stretched out until her fingertips brushed up against the
porcelain teapot on the shelf. It was her favorite, and the most expensive, in her father's teashop,
delicately painted in sky-blue with white clouds around the top and yellow primroses along the
bottom.
If not for Lydia’s long limbs, it would have been impossible to retrieve it without a stool. She
removed it with great care, a plume of dust blowing into her face. She wrinkled her nose before
setting the teapot down, desperate to avoid a sneeze. She didn’t want the customer to think they kept a
dirty shop; the woman was a lady of high birth. It was evident from the fine muslin dress she wore,
and the silk bonnet adorned with a gemstone that reflected the afternoon light streaming in through the
windows.
Lydia brushed a strand of curly ginger hair behind her ear, cursing the pins that refused to hold her
wild tresses at bay. She did not want to look unkempt when such an important transaction was aboutto take place.
“What a lovely piece,” the woman said in a high voice that bordered on shrill. She turned the teapot
around in her hand and clicked her tongue. “Did your dear mother make this?” At the mention of her
late mother, Lydia’s shoulders stiffened as the smile faded from her lips. She gulped down the lump in
her throat and nodded.
“One of the last she made. We have
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