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The Last Hellion

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A ferocious conflict of wills...

Vere Mallory, the Duke of Ainswood, has everything—he's titled, he's rich, he's devastatingly good looking—and he seems determined to throw it all away. Disreputable, reckless, and wild, the last of the Mallory hellions is racing headlong to self-destruction...until a mind numbingly beautiful blonde Amazon knocks him off his feet—literally.

An incendiary passion...

Lydia Grenville is dedicated to protecting London's downtrodden. Dissolute noblemen like Ainswood are part of the problem, not the solution. She would like him to get his big, gorgeous carcass out of her way so that she can carry on with her work. The problem is, Ainswood can no more resist a challenge, especially in female form, than he can resist the trouble she seems to attract.

If they can only weather their personal firestorm...
they might survive the real danger that threatens all they hold dear.

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    • Library Journal

      February 15, 1998
      When Vere Mallory, the seventh Duke of Ainswood and the last of the infamous "Mallory Hellions," ends up in the mud after being properly slugged by an outspoken, crusading journalist of Amazonian proportions, he decides to teach her a lesson--and ends up learning a few things himself. Well-matched, appealing protagonists, a lively, witty writing style, and excellent dialog complement this compelling story that addresses some of the more relevant social issues of the Regency era. Chase has won two Rita Awards, including one for Lord of Scoundrels (Avon, 1995), the prequel to The Last Hellion, and lives in Worcester, Massachusetts.

    • Library Journal

      October 15, 2008
      A duke and a crusading female journalist duke it out in the muddy streets of London in this rerelease of the prequel to Chase's "Lord of Scoundrels". One punch is all it takes for love to bloom. "A compelling story that addresses some of the more relevant social issues of the Regency era" ("LJ" 2/15/98).

      Copyright 2008 Library Journal, LLC Used with permission.

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