The cover is the work of the talented Kim Killion, of The Killion Group. Thank you, Kim!
And last—but definitely not least—my thanks go to my parents, without whose support this book would not have been published.
Emily Larkin grew up in a house full of books—her mother was a librarian and her father a novelist—so perhaps it’s not surprising that she became a writer.
Emily has studied a number of subjects, including geology and geophysics, canine behavior, and ancient Greek. Her varied career includes stints as a field assistant in Antarctica and a waitress on the Isle of Skye, as well as five vintages in New Zealand’s wine industry.
She loves to travel and has lived in Sweden, backpacked in Europe and North America, and traveled overland in the Middle East, China, and North Africa.
She enjoys climbing hills, yoga workouts, watching reruns of Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Firefly, and reading.
Emily writes historical romances as Emily Larkin and fantasy novels as Emily Gee.
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Also by Emily Larkin
THE BALEFUL GODMOTHER SERIES
Prequel
The Fey Quartet novella collection
Original Series
Unmasking Miss Appleby
Resisting Miss Merryweather
Trusting Miss Trentham
Claiming Mister Kemp
Ruining Miss Wrotham
Discovering Miss Dalrymple
Garland Series
(Coming soon)
OTHER HISTORICAL ROMANCES
The Earl’s Dilemma
My Lady Thief
The Midnight Quill Trio
The Countess’s Groom
The Spinster’s Secret
The Baronet’s Bride
FANTASY NOVELS
(Written as Emily Gee)
Thief With No Shadow
The Laurentine Spy
The Cursed Kingdoms Trilogy
The Sentinel Mage
The Fire Prince
The Blood Curse
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Publisher’s Note: This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, places, and incidents are a product of the author’s imagination. Locales and public names are sometimes used for atmospheric purposes. Any resemblance to actual people, living or dead, or to businesses, companies, events, institutions, or locales is completely coincidental.
Lady Isabella’s Ogre / Emily Larkin. -- 2nd ed.
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