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A lady art thief, an earl, and a scorchingly sexy heist gone wrong in all the best ways. As a duke's twin sister, Lady Summer is used to being both noticed and ignored-and she finally means to use it to her advantage. First, she steals art from The Mayfair Art Collectors Society with none the wiser. Well, except for Eliot Howard, the Earl of Blackpool, a rakehell and the bane of her existence. But as the art she steals with her madcap friends rightfully belongs to Eliot's aunt, Summer is certain he will not get in the way. The trouble is, she has also accidentally stolen a list of women spies…mehr

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A lady art thief, an earl, and a scorchingly sexy heist gone wrong in all the best ways. As a duke's twin sister, Lady Summer is used to being both noticed and ignored-and she finally means to use it to her advantage. First, she steals art from The Mayfair Art Collectors Society with none the wiser. Well, except for Eliot Howard, the Earl of Blackpool, a rakehell and the bane of her existence. But as the art she steals with her madcap friends rightfully belongs to Eliot's aunt, Summer is certain he will not get in the way. The trouble is, she has also accidentally stolen a list of women spies working for the Crown. Someone is using the art exhibit to pass messages about an auction to sell off the code that will reveal the names and put them all in danger. Summer is determined to protect them. Eliot is determined to protect Summer above all, even as they work together to take down the auction. He has loved Summer for over a decade and he sees the brilliant and passionate woman beneath the perfect exterior. He means to have them both: thief and duke's daughter. The Dainty Devils The Duchess Games The Countess Caper The Husband Heist
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Alyxandra Harvey lives in an old stone house in Ontario, Canada with a few resident ghosts who are allowed to stay as long as they keep company manners. She likes chai lattes, tattoos, and books.Sometimes fueled by literary rage.