Christmas Charade
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Word Count
88,000 words, Guess
Page Count
352 pages
Identifiers
- Internet Archivechristmascharade00hock
- ISBN-100821735829
- ISBN-139780821735824
- LibraryThing291365
- Library of Congress Control Number98815639
and 4 more
- OCLC Control Number24634251
- Better World BooksP7-DFD-926
- Better World BooksP7-AVV-822
- Open LibraryOL20142246M
Classifications
- LCCCPB Box no. 1232 vol. 9
Description
Elizabeth Gore-Langton was hardly in a position refuse to accompany Lady Astley to the Christmas party at Stenton Castle. After all, a paid companion must follow her employer's wishes. It scarcely signified that Elizabeth would be forced to face the man who had unknowingly broken her heart years ago during her first season. Most likely, the Duke of Stenton wouldn't even recognize her. But once she looked up into his dark, piercing eyes, she knew this was a man who forgot very little and forgave even less. Well, she was no longer a blushing schoolgirl, and the dashing duke would soon find that a broken heart, once mended, could be formidable, indeed! Clive Rowland, Fifth Duke of Stenton, was in no mood for a holiday gathering. But the Christmas gala would provide the perfect cover as he investigated reports that French agents were doing a brisk trade in stolen documents along the Sussex coast. It would be devilishly difficult to play the host while tracking down traitors, but Clive was up to the task provided he kept his wits about him and didn't get distracted by yule logs and Christmas folderol or the delightful charms of the disturbingly familiar Elizabeth. The little minx was hiding something, to be sure, she was about to learn that he liked nothing better than unveiling a lady's secrets!
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