Noble destiny
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Author
Contributions
- Copyright Paperback Collection (Library of Congress) - Contributor
Publication
2003 - Leisure Books, New York City, New York (State)
Language
English
Word Count
91,500 words, Guess
Page Count
366 pages
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL3285004M
- ISBN-100843951435
- OCLC Control Number52133848
- OCLC Control Numbernobledestiny00maca
- Library of Congress Control Number2003613510
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- Goodreads50754
- LibraryThing156521
Classifications
- LCCCPB Box no. 2065 vol. 11
Description
Noble #2 Regardless of the ton's disapproval, one woman will go to any length—even shooting her husband—to win his heart. Dear Worthy Reader: I take quill in hand to warn you of the inaccurate picture hinted at in this very tome of my modest self. A poor widow, I returned to England eager to take my place in the ton, only to find myself shunned by all. My one choice was to marry again, and who can chastise me for picking a groom who combined those attributes—wealth, a title, and good looks—that would ensure my utter happiness. I know you will understand my frustration when Alasdair McGregor, the manly personification of those attributes, cruelly refused to be the answer to my problems. In fact, I was forced by Dare's obstinacy to take extreme action—the faulty codpiece that led to our marriage, the wedding that was literally a circus, and, of course, the time I shot Dare to cheer him up. Not even an annoyance such as the loss of Dare's fortune could stand between me and what I wanted most: the love of my husband. I am confident that you will disregard comments from those jealous ladies who refer to my having trapped Dare into an unwanted union, and instead look beneath the obvious to read the true story of our love. Most humbly yours, Lady Charlotte Collins
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