Pride: The Rogue by Christi Caldwell

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Pride: The Rogue by Christi Caldwell
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A merciless gaming hell owner
Born on the streets, Lachlan Latimer is neither a stranger to ruthlessness nor short on hatred for London’s wealthy elite. When he’d been young and desperate, he struck an alliance with three dukes. He even called them brothers. Now, rich, jaded, and life-hardened, he’s since learned his lesson. Unfortunately for his betrayers, Latimer’s gone rogue.

A lady with a plan
Born of questionable parentage, Miss Livian Lovelace straddles two worlds, but doesn’t truly belong to either. As a headstrong, unmarried, woman, it’s never been clearer just how much of an outcast she actually is. Too proud to spend the rest of her days reliant on the good-will of her family, Livian takes matters into her own hands.
When a chance meeting brings Lachlan and Livian together, passions fly. After one scorching night spent in the arms of the enigmatic, gaming hell, proprietor, Livian’s carefully laid plans go up in smoke. From the ashes, springs dreams of a future with the prideful, Lachlan Latimer.

  • File Name:pride-the-rogue-by-christi-caldwell.epub
  • Original Title:Pride: The Rogue (Seven Deadly Sins Book 3)
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  • Language:en
  • Identifier:MOBI-ASIN:B0DH4G1G7P
  • Publisher:Christi Caldwell Incorporated
  • Date:2024-12-12T00:00:00+00:00
  • File Size:3.053 MB

Table of Content

  • 1. Other Titles by Christi Caldwell
  • 2. Chapter 1
  • 3. Chapter 2
  • 4. Chapter 3
  • 5. Chapter 4
  • 6. Chapter 5
  • 7. Chapter 6
  • 8. Chapter 7
  • 9. Chapter 8
  • 10. Chapter 9
  • 11. Chapter 10
  • 12. Chapter 11
  • 13. Chapter 12
  • 14. Chapter 13
  • 15. Chapter 14
  • 16. Chapter 15
  • 17. Chapter 16
  • 18. Chapter 17
  • 19. Chapter 18
  • 20. Chapter 19
  • 21. Chapter 20
  • 22. Chapter 21
  • 23. Chapter 22
  • 24. Chapter 23
  • 25. Chapter 24
  • 26. Chapter 25
  • 27. Chapter 26
  • 28. Chapter 27
  • 29. About the Author

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Lisa Manser
Lisa Manser

This is a contemporary romance based in a different time period. All the conventions of the Regency era have been thrown out, such as language and societal norms. If you enjoy BSDM themes and don't mind the disregard for historical realism and inclusion of American colloquialisms (characters are English after all), then you should enjoy it.

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