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A Rogue of One's Own (A League of Extraordinary Women, #2)

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Will there be more books in the series of "A League of Extraordinary Women"?
Evie Dunmore Hi Pirate, yes there will be 2 more in the series: Hattie's story is scheduled for autumn 2021 and Catriona's story for 2022. …moreHi Pirate, yes there will be 2 more in the series: Hattie's story is scheduled for autumn 2021 and Catriona's story for 2022. (less)
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Where can I read excerpt of this book?
Evie Dunmore Hi, if you have a copy of Bringing Down the Duke, an early version of the second chapter of Rogue should be at the very end. ARC Giveaways will soon s…moreHi, if you have a copy of Bringing Down the Duke, an early version of the second chapter of Rogue should be at the very end. ARC Giveaways will soon start here on Goodreads, too. Thanks, Evie(less)
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What is the appropriate age group for this book? How clean is it?
Amanda - Mood Readers Anonymous This is definitely a spicy one and I would keep it for the adults
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Acarefulreader Before the fair, he is already thinking about asking Lucie to go to India with him, presumably as his wife - since is next thought is that she opposes…moreBefore the fair, he is already thinking about asking Lucie to go to India with him, presumably as his wife - since is next thought is that she opposes marriage under the Married Women's Property Act. I also interpreted his plan (launched before the fair) to publish her data in the Guardian as part of what he saw as the solution to his conundrum -because he could then ask her to go with him to avoid any fallout. As it stood, they went to Italy instead. He also mentions resenting having to spend even a night away from her. I think he would answer you by saying, 'No silly, in the end, I would have found a way out of leaving her."(less)
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