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He's the last man she'd ever marry. She's the last woman he'll ever love. Sent to Paris with her elderly chaperone, Miss Melinda Finlay resists her arranged marriage to a haughty French vicomte. The headstrong beauty would rather drown in the channel than marry the odious man! Fate intervenes when a dashing Scottish traveler crosses their path, offering assistance and a carriage ride to Paris. Little does Mellie know that this charming stranger carries his own burden of hidden truths. As their enchanting adventure unfolds amidst the splendour of the Tuileries and Versailles, Mellie and Philippe discover a passionate connection that neither had anticipated. Yet, as the shadow of Mellie's impending nuptials looms over them, she faces an impossible choice. Will she have the audacity to defy the shackles of societal convention and follow her heart? ♥The Vicomte's Masquerade is a lighthearted, sweet, clean & wholesome 18th century romance novella. ♥ Other books in the Georgians in Paris Series: The Accidental Servants by Christina Dudley A Match Gone Awry by Arlem Hawks A Sham Betrothal by Jennie Goutet * These books can be read out of order.

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"""This book is a delight!"" - Reviewer on Amazon ""This sweet novella was just so much fun! What a romantic adventure!"" - Reviewer on Bookbub ""Sofi Laporte does it again - writes a story that is so engaging with humor and a case of mistaken identity."" - Reviewer on Bookbub"

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Sofi writes sweet, mischievous Regency romances with witty banter and heart-tugging happily-ever-afters. Born in Vienna, Sofi grew up in Seoul, studied Comparative Literature in Maryland, and lived in Quito for a while. When not writing - she is always reading - she likes to travel and scramble about the countryside exploring medieval castle ruins. She currently lives in Austria with her husband, 3 trilingual children, a sassy cat and a cheeky dog.

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