Name: Duke of Shadows (Moonlight Square, Book 4)
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Author: Gaelen Foley
ISBN: 9781946923615

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Duke of Shadows (Moonlight Square, Book 4)

Type

Physical Book

Author

Gaelen Foley

Publisher

Gaelen Foley

Year

2019

Language

English

Pages

520

Format

Paperback

Dimensions

22.9 x 15.2 x 2.9 cm

Weight

0.75 kg.

ISBN13

9781946923615

Synopsis "Duke of Shadows (Moonlight Square, Book 4) "

A heartbroken belle. A missing suitor. A heroic duke in disguise. Unmask Duke of Shadows and let the highwayman-duke steal your heart! England, 1817. Lady Portia Tennesley has always dreamed of marrying for love. When the suitor who seemed her perfect match disappears at the height of the Season, she's heartbroken. Eventually she consents to an arranged marriage with an eccentric duke she barely knows, a wealthy recluse who seems more interested in science than spending time with his new fiancée. But before Portia walks down the aisle to her grand, loveless match, she turns to the only man who can uncover her former beau's fate - the mysterious outlaw known as Silversmoke. Lucas Wakeford, the Duke of Fountainhurst, leads a double life that leaves him little time for romance. After his parents died at the hands of brigands as a lad, he found his true passion in standing up for the powerless as his masked alter ego, the heroic highwayman, Silversmoke. As the duke, however - his charade as a scholarly quiz aside - Luke knows he must eventually marry. Besides, having a wife around could help him blend in with his fellow noblemen. Elegant and highborn Lady Portia Tennesley seems perfect for the sort of duchess Luke needs. A fashionable belle preoccupied with high society, she's sure to keep her nose out of his secret life fighting crime in London's underworld. But when the lady herself ventures into Silversmoke's lair, begging for the famed highwayman's help, Luke is astonished - and realizes he has seriously underestimated his future bride. Yet as Silversmoke, he can't deny a damsel in distress, so he agrees to find her missing suitor. Tangled in a web of secrets and hidden identities, will Luke and Portia's growing attraction be strong enough to survive the truth, or will their love steal away into the night? Duke of Shadows is the fourth standalone novel in the Moonlight Square regency historical romance series. If you like alpha males in disguise, scintillating chemistry, and a double dose of mystery, you'll love New York Times bestselling author Gaelen Foley's tale of undercover romance. Buy Duke of Shadows to unmask a sexy, swashbuckling historical romance today! Praise for the novels of Gaelen Foley: "Run, do not walk, to your nearest bookstore and snatch up everything you can find that this amazing author has ever written!" The Romance Readers' Connection "Enchanting, Intriguing, fun." Stephanie Laurens, #1 NYT Bestselling Author "Always fabulous." Julia Quinn, #1 NYT Bestselling Author "Sizzling and Sexy." Mary Jo Putney "Elegantly fluid prose." Booklist "Complex, engaging characters." Publisher's Weekly The Moonlight Square Series: Prequel Novella: ONE MOONLIT NIGHTBook 1: DUKE OF SCANDALBook 2: DUKE OF SECRETSBook 3: DUKE OF STORMBook 4: DUKE OF SHADOWS

Gaelen Foley

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Gaelen Foley is an American writer born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, known for her historical romance novels set mainly in Regency England. She graduated in English Literature from the State University of New York at Fredonia. Before achieving literary success, she worked as a waitress while writing during the day, an effort that culminated with the publication of her first novel in 1998

Among her most notable works is "The Pirate Prince" (1998), which earned her the Romantic Times award for Best First Historical Novel. Another notable work is "Heart of Fire" (2002), part of the Knight saga. Additionally, "My Wicked Marquess" (2010) starts the Inferno Club series. These novels, which combine romance and adventure, have established Foley as a prominent author in the genre of historical romantic fiction.

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