Maggie Robinson
From duchesses to chamber maids, everybodyâ€™s reading it. Each Tuesday, ,The London List, appears, filled with gossip and scandal, offering job postings and matches for the lovelornâ€”and most enticing of all, telling the tales and selling the wares a more modest publication wouldnâ€™t touch.,The creation of Evangeline Ramsey, ,The London List, saved her and her ailing father from destitution. But the paper has given Evie more than financial relief. As its publisher, she lives as a man, dressed in masculine garb, free to pursue and report whatever she likesâ€”especially the latest disgraces besmirching Lord Benton Gray. Itâ€™s only fair she hang his dirty laundry, given that it was his youthful ardor that put her off marriage for good.,Lord Grayâ€”Benâ€”isnâ€™t about to stand by while all of London laughs at his peccadilloes week after week. But once he discovers that the publisher is none other than pretty Evie Ramsey with her curls lopped short, his worries turn to desiresâ€”and not a one of them fit to print.
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Lord Gray's List