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The Etiquette of Love
Book 7 in The Academy of Love Series
The Etiquette of Love

Book 7 in THE ACADEMY OF LOVE series is Freddie’s story… finally!

Lady Winifred Graham, the young Dowager Countess of Sedgewick, has already had one husband.

She doesn’t want another.

And if Freddie ever did change her mind on the matter, she most certainly would not marry a ruthless, dominating, and heartless block of ice like the Duke of Plimpton.

The Duke of Plimpton has already had one wife who did not love, or even like, him.

Unfortunately, it seems he will have to take another.

After conducting a dispassionate, meticulous, and thorough examination of the pool of possible duchesses, there is only one real candidate for Plimpton, and that is Lady Winifred Sedgewick.

The fact that she loathes and despises him is irrelevant.

When an unstoppable force meets an immovable object either one of them has to give or they both risk their own destruction.

Or is there a third option?

This is the super steamy, enemies-to-lovers conclusion of THE ACADEMY OF LOVE series. Pre-order your copy today!

You might have noticed I have different cover styles for ebooks and print books.

Here is the ebook illustrated cover, just in case you’d like to have a peek…

 

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