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  One Perfect Rose (Lost Lords) (Paperback) By (author) Mary Jo Putney

  

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  Short Description for One Perfect RoseStephen Kenyon, the new Duke of Ashburton, has always known exactly what society expected of him. But a doctor's grim diagnosis leaves him longing to experience life as never before. Traveling incognito, he becomes entangled with a wandering theater family and their spirited adopted daughter, Rosalind Jordan.
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  • Publisher: ZEBRA BOOKS
  • Published: 05 April 2010
  • Format: Paperback 416 pages
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  • Categories: Historical Romance
  • ISBN 13: 9781420108521 ISBN 10: 1420108522
  • Sales rank: 62,672

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• Stephen Kenyon, the new Duke of Ashburton, has always known exactly what society expected of him. But a doctor's grim diagnosis leaves him longing to experience life as never before. Traveling incognito, he becomes entangled with a wandering theater family and their spirited adopted daughter, Rosalind Jordan. With no time to waste in courtship, Stephen convinces Rosalind to marry him - an arrangement that has advantages for both. The warm companionship and profound passion they share is more than Stephen expected, and far more than his family and his own guarded nature ever allowed. But each passing, perfect day together is a bittersweet reminder that love is the one thing he is not at liberty to offer, and the one thing she can never admit...