A Most Unconventional Courtship

First edition

Paperback (01 Feb 2008)

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Publisher's Synopsis

Benedict Casper Chancellor, Earl of Blakeney, is the kind of elegantly conservative English lord that Alessa despises. She wants nothing to do with him-even if he is shaped like a Greek statue come to life! But the maddening man seems determined to wrest her away from her comfortable life in beautiful Corfu. Worse, he'll return her to the bosom of her stuffy family. The Earl hasn't anticipated Alessa's propensity to get herself into a scrape. Now, in order to rescue her, this highly conventional Englishman will have to turn pirate!

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Mills & Boon

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ISBN:	9780263867169
Publisher:	HarperCollins Publishers
Imprint:	Mills & Boon
Pub date:	01 Feb 2008
Edition:	First edition
Language:	English
Weight:	270g
Height:	170mm
Width:	107mm