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Mistaken Mistress - Miss Georgiana Raithwaite decides to seek refuge with a female relative to escape imminent marriage to a cruel tyrant of a man. But she has no idea just how her decision to disguise herself as a boy for the journey, a caution undertaken with her own safety in mind, is about to change her life in more ways than she can imagine. For Georgiana is taken by the naval Press Gang that roams the coastal towns of Southern England and ends up amidst 185 sailors aboard ship. Lord Nathaniel Hawke, middle son of the Earl of Porchester, has worked hard to achieve his captaincy in Nelson’s navy. Disaffected from his father the navy is everything that is important to him in life, so when he discovers that his new third class ship’s boy is in truth a girl, he knows that her secret risks not only Miss Raithwaite’s reputation but his career. Forced into intimate proximity aboard HMS Pallas Nathaniel and Georgiana must fight to suppress not only exposure of her true identity, but also their growing desire for one another, a task that becomes increasingly impossible during their voyage across the stormy seas.The Captain's Lady - To her spiteful aunt, Kathryn Marchant is little more

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Author
Margaret McPhee [McPhee, Margaret]
Publisher
Harlequin Mills & Boon, Limited
Published
2011
Language
EN
ISBN
9781408936795
Category
work of fiction
Subjects
Romance, Historical Romance, Fiction

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