The Duke (Victorian Rebels, #4)
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London, February 1876
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his hair shone with a darker, more phosphorous accumulation of bronze,
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I still don't get it Hazel.
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Why is phosphorus called the devil's element?
The white form of phosphorus glows in the dark. Some texts refer to phosphorus as the "Devil's Element" because of its eerie glow, tendency to burst into f…
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Roflmbo. Maybe that is why she used it to describe his hair?
Maybe it had an eerie glow that looked like it would 'Burst into flame'! Roflmbo
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🤷‍♀️ lol
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“I say, Hamish, old boy.” The mustached lieutenant addressed the major. “Isn’t Ravencroft a Mackenzie?”
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I thought so!
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London, August 1877, A Year Later
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London, May 1879, Nearly Two Years Later
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“You should hear what they have to say about titled men. Apparently blue blood has a difficult time finding its way to the correct appendage. And even if it does, the experience rarely lasts long enough to be worth the trouble.”
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Ouch! Lmbo
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I know right! I need to find a way to Americanize and Modernize this one so I can use it!
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Haha, you have to share when you do 😉
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Lmbo. If I can figure it out, I most definitely will!
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It was like being bitten by a butterfly.
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Love it
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Other wounded soldiers like you. Men who
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His outburst and anger towards her and all humans ..... PTSD
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unwilling. I know there is more suffering than I could ever contain, but my life’s purpose is to save who I can.”
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Well said.
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Over the past three years, slim, fair-haired women in their twenties had been strangled and molested in an eerily similar fashion and in alarming numbers.
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Ohhh
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that Ezio del Toro had died of natural causes a few months prior,
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hmmmm.
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Because he’d been raised to believe thusly, and because he’d needed reasons not to like her.
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“Must the past matter so much now that you are back and I am who I am instead of who I was?”
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Uh oh
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a Miss Jane Raleigh, a spinster who lived
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Ginny. His Ginny … had been none other than
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So that's how he figures it out!
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“Dry your tears, my love,” he whispered as
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Oh shit. It has to be!