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Whispers of Scandal Series. 2 primary works • 2 total works. What is society to do when the diamonds of the first water are caught in compromising situations, one after the other? Can the young ladies survive the season with their reputations intact…or will the scandalous whispers surrounding them bring about the ultimate ruination?
Mar 5, 2013 · 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 winner, a Passionate Plume winner, and a first-place Eppie winner for best erotic historical romance.
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Series list: A Whispers of Scandal Novel (2 Books) by Emma Wildes. A sortable list in reading order and chronological order with publication date, genre, and rating.
Mar 5, 2013 · You are an author whose prose I’ve enjoyed in the past. Your 2009 novel, An Indecent Proposition (reviewed here by Jane), was a sexy fun read and I found the first book in the Whispers of Scandal series, Ruined by Moonlight, entertaining (My review is here.) Your latest, A Most Improper Rumor, however, left me disgruntled. Not only did the ...
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Book 3. Can't Say No. by Emma Wildes. 3.84 · 107 Ratings · 3 Reviews · published 2009 · 3 editions. Helen Richmond, the daughter of the infamous Earl …. Want to Read. Rate it: Savage Shores (The Improper Ladies, #1), Incomparable (The Improper Ladies, #2), and Can't Say No (The Improper Ladies,# 3)
Mar 5, 2013 · 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 winner, a Passionate Plume winner, and a first-place Eppie winner for best erotic historical romance.
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When Lady Elena Morrow, the reigning belle of the ton, suddenly disappears, her family is desperate to find her—and to keep the story from spreading through London society like wildfire, before her reputation is ruined. Unfortunately, it may be impossible to avoid a scandal. Viscount Andrews, better known as the Raven, London’s most ...
