The Wedding Gamble Sarah Wellingford would do her duty. Even if that meant putting herself on the Marriage Mart during a London season she could ill afford -- and did not desire. Now ironic circumstance have wed her to the compelling Marquess of Englemere, a fabled gamester, who has awakened passions she was honour-bound not to express. A marriage of convenience could be deucedly inconvenient -- even for a marquess -- when one was perilously close to loving his own wife! But Nicholas Stanhope knew that was impossible, for hadn't his tragic past proven that women -- especially wives -- were not to be trusted? A Scandalous Proposal Threatened by extortionists, disowned widow Emily Spenser has little recourse -- until the Earl of Cheverley, captivated by this unusual shopkeeper, comes to her aide. Emily cannot repay the Earl's expenditures -- not in coin. But having learned through bitter experience not to trust the largesse of powerful men and desperate to stay hidden from the father-in-law who would take away her son, she seeks to cancel her obligation to the highly visible earl immediately. Little does she realise a "fleeting" affair will lead to something much more...
Her Tycoon Boss
Karen Rose Smith. His forefinger traced her chin . “ Will you dance with me tonight ? ” There was something about him that drew her like a bee to a ripe plum . Why couldn't she enjoy dancing with him ? After all , it was just dancing .
When the clock strikes twelve...
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And the Esselstynes Grace Livingston Hill. of others . Perhaps some one greater than Edison will arise one day who will search out the hidden law that governs thoughts and let us look into one another's hearts , and then how much better ...
It will be a long time , if ever , before I can again live with Mother . Please let me stay at Pleasance as we arranged , at least until you sell it . If you feel that the upkeep is too much , I could live at the dower house .
Your ladyship saw fit to sell the property that your parents left you , for you knew that if my father died first there was the Dower House here to which you would retire ; though doubtless it would suit you well if I married Sir Hugh ...
... he trusted a woman who turned out to be a thief . Rose and the little boy are just the ticket to restoring his reputation . Or are they ? I hope you enjoy reading their story as much as I enjoyed writing it . Leah Vale To Ross For ...
“ Of course I am going , ” Marcella laughed . “ Come along , and we'll see what I can wear that will make me look less awful than usual . If I wore a high - necked dress , perhaps with a ruff of lace at the throat ? What do you think ?