The First Waltz
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Author
Contributions
- Copyright Paperback Collection (Library of Congress) - Contributor
Publication
1998 - Zebra, New York, New York (State)
Language
English
Word Count
63,250 words, Guess
Page Count
253 pages
Identifiers
- Internet Archivefirstwaltz00bell
- ISBN-100821758713
- ISBN-139780821758717
- Library of Congress Control Number99481145
- OCLC Control Number38579401
and 4 more
- Better World BooksKQ-388-786
- Better World Books9780821758717
- Better World BooksT2-DIU-590
- Open LibraryOL24517085M
Classifications
- LCCCPB Box no. 1389 vol. 3
Description
A SHELTERED LADY — Lady Annabelle Fairfax found London fashions and manners altogether too daring. Once she'd married off her daughter Phoebe she would return to the countryside, where she had lived quietly as a widow for eighteen of her thirty-six years. Little did Annabelle suspect the sly Miss Phoebe's design to marry her off first! Thunderstruck, Annabelle soon found herself the object of several gentlemen's attentions, including the cynical and elegant Sir Neville Colston... whose bold kiss inflamed her sensibilities, but left her doubting his motives. Could her fortune have made her an easy mark? A WORLDLY BACHELOR -- The ton, in Sir Neville Colston's estimation, could not compare to the Wars for excitement. Still, it amused him to guide Phoebe in matching up her charming mother. But why did he judge every candidate so harshly? Could his own growing passion for the lovely Annabelle be crumbling his lifelong resistance to getting leg-shackled? And, if the delightful widow should discover herself matched, had the jaded nobleman dealt himself a losing hand in the game of hearts?
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Series Statement
- Zebra Book
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