Log In
Or create an account -> 
Imperial Library
  • Home
  • About
  • News
  • Upload
  • Forum
  • Help
  • Login/SignUp

Index
Title Page Copyright Page Book Description More Chase Family Books A Message from Lauren... Dedication Prologue: It was almost like touching him. 1: "Not all of it!" Alexandra Chase made a mad grab... 2: For the first time in seven years, Tristan rode over Cainewood Castle's... 3: "You look lovely, Alexandra." 4: Alexandra sat at her gold-and-white Chippendale dressing table... 5: Alexandra was shocked at Juliana's bold suggestion... 6: "I see," Alexandra said and immediately turned to leave. 7: "Murder?" Alexandra's elbows gave out... 8: Breakfast the next morning was a damned uncomfortable meal. 9: "Lady St. Quentin," Alexandra said that afternoon... 10: Two days later, Griffin woke on the wrong side of the bed. 11: "What's going on here?" Griffin asked a few days later... 12: "That was delicious." In the shade of the large elm... 13: The next month passed in a whirl of preparations for the ball. 14: Tristan's assessment of the drainage problem... 15: Rachael certainly seemed more businesslike than he remembered... 16: "Rachael!" Alexandra and her sisters rushed across the drawing room... 17: The gray day had finally delivered on its promise, and rain pattered... 18: Boniface's pretty face was even prettier with red cheeks. 19: With only a day and a half left before the ball... 20: In contrast to Tristan's mood, the atmosphere in the drawing room... 21: There were no wallflowers at Cainewood Castle's ball. 22: When the elegant supper was all but finished... 23: "What do you think of my son?" 24: Before any servants could arrive to help, Alexandra... 25: Alexandra was having the most extraordinary, most incredible... 26: His thoughts still murky, Tristan watched Alexandra... 27: There was an empty space at the breakfast table. 28: Alexandra sighed as she watch the last of their guests' carriages... 29: "What the devil are you doing up so late?... 30: Tristan could scarcely believe he was a married man. 31: "We're almost home," Alexandra heard softly in her ear. 32: Light supper at Hawkridge turned out to be a three-course meal. 33: Obviously surprised at the question, Alexandra pulled away. 34: Alexandra woke first and watched Tris sleep... 35: An hour later, Alexandra and a large platter of gingerbread cakes... 36: It had started raining around sunset and hadn't let up since. 37: Tristan woke in his study. 38: It took a lot of sugar cakes to feed a village. 39: Tristan arrived home that evening eager to see Alexandra. 40: "Sweet heaven, what is that noise?" Alexandra asked... 41: There were times in a woman's life when she wished she could confer with her sisters. 42: Delicate notes from the harpsichord greeted Tristan... 43: The nightgown was only the first of the scandalous garments... 44: Alexandra lay in her marriage bed, stunned. 45: "Good morning, my lady." Peggy bustled into the bedroom... 46: Clucking her tongue, Peggy placed a glass of water by Alexandra's bedside. 47: All that long afternoon and evening, Alexandra had a lot of time to think. 48: The next day, Alexandra was not good as new. 49: "Peggy thinks Maude is dead," Alexandra told Tristan... 50: When Maude's door closed behind them, Alexandra and Tris... 51: Alexandra was still snug in bed when she heard... Epilogue: Two weeks later, on the peaceful rise overlooking Griffin's vineyard... Thank You! Bonus Material Author's Note Books by Lauren Royal Regency Chase Family Tree Excerpt from TEMPTING JULIANA Contest About the Author Acknowledgments Jewels of Historical Romance Contact Information
  • ← Prev
  • Back
  • Next →
  • ← Prev
  • Back
  • Next →

Chief Librarian: Las Zenow <zenow@riseup.net>
Fork the source code from gitlab.

This is a mirror of the Tor onion service:
http://kx5thpx2olielkihfyo4jgjqfb7zx7wxr3sd4xzt26ochei4m6f7tayd.onion