A Lady of Secret Devotion (Ladies of Liberty)
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Word Count
84,000 words, Guess
Page Count
336 pages
Physical Format
Paperback
Identifiers
- Internet Archiveladyofsecretdevo0000pete
- ISBN-100764201476
- ISBN-139780764201479
- Goodreads2586531
- LibraryThing4959432
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- Library of Congress Control Number2008014237
- OCLC Control Number182737994
- Better World Books9780764201479
- Open LibraryOL10931354M
Classifications
- LCCPS3566.E7717L34 2008
- LCCPS3566.E7717 L34 2008
Description
Cassandra Stover can’t believe her luck when she becomes the companion to Mrs. Jameston, a wealthy society woman. Not only can she help her widowed mother and sister, but Cassie genuinely comes to care for the elderly woman who treats her like family. Enter Mark Langford, an insurance investigator, and everything changes for her. When Mark reveals that he is investigating Sebastian Jameston, the son of Cassandra’s employer, she agrees to pretend they are courting so he can stay in close proximity to the family. Motivated by her devotion to Mrs. Jameston and her own suspicion regarding Sebastian, will the game of pretense that Cassie and Mark embark upon allow a tentative love to grow…especially when unexpected danger puts them both at risk?
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Series Statement
- Ladies of Liberty
Other Editions
- A Lady of Secret Devotion (Ladies of Liberty)
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