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The Lady Most...: Book 2
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After the success of The Lady Most Likely, New York Times bestselling authors Julia Quinn, Eloisa James, and Connie Brockway have joined together once again, but this time to ask the question, who is The Lady Most Willing?
When Laird Taran Ferguson’s nephews refuse to wed and secure his... read more
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Characters/People edit
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- Bretton
- Miss Marilla Chisholm
- Dugald Trotter
- Finnian Burns
- Comte de Rocheforte, Robert Parles: aka Robin
- Walter Elliot
- Mr. Garvie
- Taran Ferguson
- Jamie Chisholm
- Miss Fiona Chisholm
- Byron Wotton, Earl of Oakley
- John Shevington, Duke of Bretton
- Uncle Taran
- Cecily Tarleton
- Earl of Maycott
- Lord Maycott
- Opal Lambert
- Lord Burbett
- Miss Catriona Burns
- Robert Parles
- Marmeduke
- Mrs. McVittie
- Mr. Hamish
- Robin
First Sentence edit
Some said the legendary storm of 1819 that screamed down from the north pushed madness ahead if it.
Table of Contents edit
Prologue
Chapter 1- 8 (Catriona and John)
Chapter 9-17 (Fiona and Byron)
Chapter 18-28 (Cecily and Robin)
Epilogue
Series & Lists edit
This is book 2 of 2 in The Lady Most.... (standard series)
Preceded by The Lady Most Likely....
Authors & Contributors edit
- Julia Quinn (Author)
- Eloisa James (Author)
- Connie Brockway (Author)
First Edition edit
Original Language: English
Publisher: Avon
Country: USA
Publication Date: December 26, 2012
ISBN: 0062107380
Page Count: 384
Publisher: Avon
Country: USA
Publication Date: December 26, 2012
ISBN: 0062107380
Page Count: 384
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