A Midsummer Bride
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Word Count
101,750 words, Guess
Page Count
407 pages
Identifiers
- Internet Archiveisbn_9781402271816
- Internet Archivemidsummerbride0000fore
- ISBN-101402271816
- ISBN-139781402271816
- Library of Congress Control Number2014472306
and 3 more
- OCLC Control Number861340448
- Better World Books9781402271816
- Open LibraryOL26318573M
Classifications
- DDC813/.6
- LCCPS3606.O7475 M53 2013
- LCCCPB Box no. 3795 vol. 23
and 1 more
- LCCCPB
Description
Miss Harriet Redgrave, a horrendously rich American heiress, laughs too loud, states her opinion directly, and even conducts science experiments. Her grandfather is desperate to get her off his hands and is offering a king's ransom to anyone able to arrange a suitable marriage that comes with a title. To avoid marriage, Harriet swears off all men, until she meets Duncan Maclachlan, Earl of Thornton. But when Thornton is falsely accused of being a traitor, Harriet must use her knowledge of chemistry to find the real culprit and spark true romance. Heiress Harriet Redgrave resists her grandfather's intentions to marry her off to a lord until she meets Duncan Maclachlan, Earl of Thornton, who worries that her American upbringing has ill-prepared her for English high society.
Description
Miss Harriet Burton, a horrendously rich American heiress, laughs too loud, states her opinion directly, and even conducts science experiments. Her grandfather is desperate to get her off his hands and is offering a king's ransom to anyone able to arrange a suitable marriage that comes with a title. To avoid marriage, Harriet swears off all men, until she meets Duncan Maclachlan, Earl of Thornton. But when Thornton is falsely accused of being a traitor, Harriet must use her knowledge of chemistry to find the real culprit and spark true romance. Heiress Harriet Redgrave resists her grandfather's intentions to marry her off to a lord until she meets Duncan Maclachlan, Earl of Thornton, who worries that her American upbringing has ill-prepared her for English high society.
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