Christine Merrill

A Convenient Bride For The Soldier


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      Bought for Ten Thousand Pounds!

      Ex-soldier Frederick Challenger may own a share of London’s most secret gentlemen’s club, but he has long since stopped sampling its delights...until a beautiful woman auctions her innocence.

      Georgiana Knight’s plan had been to lure in a villain, but instead she’s trapped the devil himself. And now, to protect her reputation, she must marry him! But if Frederick has hopes of taming this temptress, he’ll have to think again...

      Hidden amongst the masked revellers of an underground Regency gentlemen’s club, where decadence, daring and debauchery abound, the four owners of Vitium et Virtus are about to meet their match!

      Welcome to...

       The Society of Wicked Gentlemen

      Read

      A Convenient Bride for the Soldier

      by Christine Merrill

      September 2017

      An Innocent Maid for the Duke

      by Ann Lethbridge

      October 2017

      And look for stories

      from Diane Gaston and Sophia James

      coming soon!

       Author Note

      One of the most frequent questions I get asked is, ‘Where do you get your ideas?’

      The truth is, I don’t always know. Stories tend to come out of the swamp that is my mind. Sometimes they are sparked by a single idea—or by a desire to write a totally different, happier ending for something I’ve seen in real life.

      In the case of series like this one they are a group effort, in which editors and authors have fun working together on a general roadmap for the story. But there is still plenty to go crazy on with the details, and in making the characters and their love story totally our own.

      In the case of Georgiana Knight, I must admit that some of her obsessions came straight from my own past. I was a child of the Sixties—but not the exciting part of the decade. With a lack of money, and only three TV channels, I spent a lot of time making my own fun. That included visiting the mynah bird at the local shoe store, and lying on my belly in the driveway feeding sugar to ants.

      And, in case you’re wondering, I have not experienced any of her other, wilder adventures. Not yet, anyway…

      Happy reading!

      A Convenient Bride for the Soldier

      Christine Merrill

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      CHRISTINE MERRILL lives on a farm in Wisconsin, USA, with her husband, two sons, and too many pets—all of whom would like her to get off of the computer so they can check their e-mail. She has worked by turns in theatre costuming and as a librarian. Writing historical romance combines her love of good stories and fancy dress with her ability to stare out of the window and make stuff up.

      Books by Christine Merrill

      Mills & Boon Historical Romance

      The de Bryun Sisters

      The Truth About Lady Felkirk

      A Ring from a Marquess

      Ladies in Disgrace

      Lady Folbroke’s Delicious Deception

      Lady Drusilla’s Road to Ruin

      Lady Priscilla’s Shameful Secret

      The Society of Wicked Gentlemen

      A Convenient Bride for the Soldier

      Stand-Alone Novels

      A Wicked Liaison

      Miss Winthorpe’s Elopement

      Dangerous Lord, Innocent Governess

      Two Wrongs Make a Marriage

      Unlaced at Christmas

      ‘The Christmas Duchess’

      The Secrets of Wiscombe Chase

      The Wedding Game

      Mills & Boon Historical Undone! eBooks

      Seducing a Stranger

      Virgin Unwrapped

      To Undo a Lady

      Visit the Author Profile page

      at millsandboon.co.uk for more titles.

      To the boys in the basement.

      Not Stephen King’s boys.

      Mine. Here’s to getting the band back together.

      Contents

       Cover

       Back Cover Text

       The Society of Wicked Gentlemen

       Author Note

       Title Page

       About the Author

       Dedication

       Chapter One

       Chapter Two

       Chapter Three

       Chapter Four

       Chapter Five

       Chapter Six

       Chapter Seven

       Chapter Eight

       Chapter Nine

       Chapter Ten

       Chapter Eleven