The Marquess' Enchanting Cinderella: A Historical Regency Romance Novel
Alianna Brookes
A hidden-away heroine flees a masked ball — and the lord who danced with her vows to find his Cinderella.
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“I will not be caged again!”Alone and hidden from society, Emma Andrews rebels against her uncle’s wishes when she attends a masked ball. But just as a fateful dance with a mysterious Lord makes her heart beat faster, she is forced to disappear and never look back.“I will not let her slip away”Lord Edward Bolton vows to find his Cinderella before it's too late. But the closer he gets to finding her, the more he realizes why she ran away… and now falling for her means risking everything, including his life.*If you like powerful Dukes, loving Duchesses and a marvelous depiction of the majestic Regency and Victorian era, then The Marquess' Enchanting Cinderella is the novel for you.Get "The Marquess' Enchanting Cinderella" today to discover Alianna's splendid new story!
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