The Baron and the Bluestocking
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Contributions
- Copyright Paperback Collection (Library of Congress) - Contributor
Publication
2002 - Zebra Books, New York, New York (State)
Language
English
Word Count
63,000 words, Guess
Page Count
252 pages
Identifiers
- Internet Archivebaronbluestockin0000reed
- ISBN-100821772317
- ISBN-139780821772317
- LibraryThing3962173
- Library of Congress Control Number2002585609
and 3 more
- OCLC Control Number49556419
- Better World Books9780821772317
- Open LibraryOL3668050M
Classifications
- LCCCPB Box no. 1961 vol. 5
- LCCCPB
- LCCPS3568.E3665 B37 2002x
Description
After Miss Elizabeth Watson publishes a book about the Second Punic War, she is stunned when an elderly bachelor, an admirer of her work, dies and leaves her a fortune. Then she learns that some members of her benefactor's family resent her windfall. Is Lord Atwater--handsome, charming, and wealthy--among her opponents? Elizabeth knows she ought to be wary, but it's the debonair baron who sets her heart pounding, and who kisses her in a way that makes it very hard to remember he could merely be playing a deep and devious game... He Vowed To Win Her Julius, Lord Atwater, hasn't the least need for his late relative's money, but he would like very much to know if Miss Watson is the unprincipled fortune-hunter his aunt declares her to be. Determined to uncover the truth, Julius repeatedly seeks her out, only to realize both that he is irresistibly drawn to the lovely and scholarly young lady--and that she perceives him to be one of the enemy camp. Now his task is to convince the doubting Miss Watson that his affections, far from being the unscrupulous ploy of a foe, are very real--and very warm--indeed.
Description
After Miss Elizabeth Watson publishes a book, she is stunned when an elderly bachelor, an admirer of her work, dies and leaves her a fortune. Then she learns that some members of her benefactior's family resent her windfall.
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