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""Schooling the Viscount is a charming, sexy romp through the English countryside. Readers will fall in love with the little town of Puddling-on-the-Wold. I did!"" -Vanessa Kelly, USA Today bestselling author Welcome to Puddling‑on‑the‑Wold, where the sons and daughters of Victorian nobility come for a little rest, recuperation, and ""rehab,"" in this brand-new series of rebellious romance from Maggie Robinson. After a harrowing tour of duty abroad, Captain Lord Henry Challoner fought to keep his memories at bay with two of his preferred vices- liquor and ladies. But the gin did more harm than good-as did Henry's romantic entanglements, since he was supposed to be finding a suitable bride. Next stop- The tiny village of Gloucestershire, where Henry can finally sober up without distraction or temptation. Or so he thinks... A simple country schoolteacher, Rachel Everett was never meant to cross paths with a gentleman such as Henry. What could such a worldly man ever see in her? As it turns out, everything. Beautiful, fiercely intelligent Rachel is Henry's dream woman-and wife. Such a match would be scandalous for his family of course, and Rachel has no business meddling with a resident at the famed, rather draconian, Puddling Rehabilitation Foundation. All the better, for two lost souls with nothing to lose-and oh so very much to gain. Praise for Maggie Robinson's Lady Anne's Lover ""Robinson never fails to provide plenty of brio, banter, and interpersonal heat...Fans of humorous historicals will enjoy this delightful romp."" -Publishers Weekly ""A charming, fun Regency romp that combines an innovative, compelling plot with characters that jump off the page and a hot, captivating romance that will tug at heartstrings."" -Kirkus Reviews ""Lively repartee and steamy sensuality, yet maintains the mystery to the very end."" -RT Book Reviews, 4 Stars

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Maggie Robinson is a former teacher, library clerk, and mother of four who woke up in the middle of the night, absolutely compelled to create the perfect man and use as many adjectives and adverbs as possible doing so. A transplanted New Yorker, she lives with her not‑quite perfect husband in Maine. Her books have been translated into nine languages. Visit her on the web at maggierobinson.net.

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