title: Lady Beware: A Novel of the Company of Rogues (Signet Historical Romance)
author:  Jo Beverley 
description: Returning home from the war, Horatio Cave, now the Viscount Darien, is determined to restore the luster to the Cave name, which has been tarnished byscandal. The key element in Horatio's campaign to win back the ton is Lady Theodosia Debenham. Horatio offers to clear the recent rumor that her brother Dare deserted the field at Waterloo if Thea will pretend to be his fiance for at least six weeks. Determined to help her beloved brotherno matter the cost, Thea agrees, even though it means she must spend all of her free time with the deliciously dark, definitely dangerous, and decidedly sexy Horatio. After completing her Company of Rogues series with Lord Dare Debenham's story in To Rescue a Rogue (2006), Beverley returns to that same captivating world for the tale of the one man who hated the Rogues and the woman who falls in love with him. Risk, deception, and desire all come together brilliantly in Beverley's latest delectably sexy and wickedly witty Regency historical. Charles, John <br /><i>Copyright  American Library Association. All rights reserved</i>
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  The Rogue
  
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  A Must Love Rogues Novel
  
  By
  
  Eva Devon
  
  Bard Productions
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
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  The Rogue and I
  
  Copyright © 2015 by Maire Creegan
  
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