Three Rogues and Their Ladies - A Regency Trilogy
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—Michele Ashman Bell, Best-selling Romance Novelist, author of the Butterfly Box Series (Five Stars)
If it sounds like there’s two stories going on here, you’d be correct. But Vandagriff is an accomplished and skilled writer, and she manages to weave the two threads together to form a compelling and utterly wonderful story of hope and redemption.
There are so many interesting aspects to this story. It is, in a sense, a love story. But in the broader view, it’s a tale of pain, memory and loss, but it is also a story of redemption and hope.
“Pieces of Paris” is a lovely work. Vandagriff just gets better and better with each book. Give it a look.
—AML Review
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Table of Contents
Three Rogues and Their Ladies
The Dukes Undoing
Duke - Chap 16-End
The Taming of Lady Kate
Kate - Chap 17-end
Miss Braithwaites Secret
Miss B- Chap. 18-End