Emma Wildes grew up loving books, so turning to writing seemed a natural course. She has been a #1 bestselling author at Fictionwise, a WisRWA winner in historical romance, a Lories Best Published Award winner, a Passionate Plume winner, and a first-place EPIC winner for best erotic historical romance.
No real lady should take lessons from a scarlet woman... The Duke of Rolthven's new wife, Brianna, is the perfect aristocratic bride. So what would society say if they saw her with a copy of
Lady Rothburg's Advice--a courtesan's lessons for the boudoir? When his innocent wife suddenly becomes a vixen in the bedroom, the proper Duke is truly astounded by her seductive powers. Following a courtesan's advice might lead to trouble-but will it lead to Brianna's ultimate desire: winning her husband's love?
No real lady should take lessons from a scarlet woman...nnThe Duke of Rolthven's new wife, Brianna, is the perfect aristocratic bride. So what would society say if they saw her with a copy of Lady Rothburg's Advice--a courtesan's lessons for the boudoir? When his innocent wife suddenly becomes a vixen in the bedroom, the proper Duke is truly astounded by her seductive powers. Following a courtesan's advice might lead to trouble-but will it lead to Brianna's ultimate desire: winning her husband's love?
Emma Wildes grew up loving books, so turning to writing seemed a natural course. She has been a #1 bestselling author at Fictionwise, a WisRWA winner in historical romance, a Lories Best Published Award winner, a Passionate Plume winner, and a first-place EPIC winner for best erotic historical romance.
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Emma Wildes grew up loving books, so turning to writing seemed a natural course. She has been a #1 bestselling author at Fictionwise, a WisRWA winner in historical romance, a Lories Best Published Award winner, a Passionate Plume winner, and a first-place EPIC winner for best erotic historical romance.
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The Duke of Rolthven's new wife, Brianna, is the perfect aristocratic bride. So what would society say if they had seen her with a copy of "Lady Rothburg's Advice"--a courtesan's collection of lessons for the boudoir? Original.
