La femme de ménage voit tout

Freida McFadden

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A Regency birthday party leads to love – and scandal!

When the Arden siblings – Lucien, Isabel, and Emily – are invited to their great-uncle's 70th birthday party at Weybridge Castle, they hope the elderly Duke of Weybridge's promise to make their lives easier means they'll be receiving cash. What they don't expect to find is love… and scandal.

Lucien, incensed by his father's announcement that he's marrying a girl even younger than Lucien, resolves to convince the bride to back out of the betrothal – no matter what it takes. Even if it means getting caught up with Chloe Fletcher himself.

After a year-long marriage of convenience—a year she has spent avoiding her husband—Isabel is horrified to find the Earl of Maxwell occupying the bedroom next to hers. Max has spent the entire year patiently waiting for his wife to recognize her duty, but Isabel shows no signs of giving in and providing the heir he needs. It's time for action. Perhaps the earl can make a deal with his uncooperative wife – and at long last find his way into her bed.

Emily, disillusioned by the whole notion of marriage after the death of her fiancé, decides it's time to take a lover instead. Perhaps the Duke's heir – the rather odd American Gavin Waring – is just the right candidate, because once the party is over, she'll probably never see him again. And why should that idea bother her?

Three siblings, three romances – and three scandals — keep the ton buzzing!

The Regency Scandals can be read in any order. Each book is a stand-alone with no cliffhangers.

#1—The Mistress' House

#2—Just One Season in London

#3—The Wedding Affair

#4—The Birthday Scandal

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