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The bored Viscountess Ransome throws a summer party -- then sits back to enjoy the show. Frederick wants Lady Diana, Diana wants Sir Thomas, Tom's mother thinks Lady Caroline is a better match, but Caroline wants Lord Edward who loves Charlotte, and Charlotte is captivated by the rake Roland. | The bored Viscountess Ransome throws a summer party -- then sits back to enjoy the show. Frederick wants Lady Diana, Diana wants Sir Thomas, Tom's mother thinks Lady Caroline is a better match, but Caroline wants Lord Edward who loves Charlotte, and Charlotte is captivated by the rake Roland. | ||
| + | * '''Author''': [[Marianne Andrau]] | ||
| + | * '''Publisher''': [[Mystique|Harlequin Mystique]] [[Mystique By The Numbers|# 84]] | ||
| + | * '''Year''': 1980 | ||
| + | "There isn't going to be a church wedding!" Allison could hardly believe her ears. Nicholas had gone to great lengths to persuade her to marry him. Now, after the civil ceremony, he was suddenly refusing to repeat his vows in church--even though he knew how much it meant to her. Had she been a fool to marry him knowing nothing about his past? She had ignored the rumors... because she could not believe that the man she loved was as cruel and heartless as people said. There had to be answers to all the mystery surrounding Nicholas... good answers. But Allison dreaded the moment of truth. | ||
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Author: Amanda McCabe
Publisher: Signet
Year: 2006
Amazon Listing - - A Tangled Web
The bored Viscountess Ransome throws a summer party -- then sits back to enjoy the show. Frederick wants Lady Diana, Diana wants Sir Thomas, Tom's mother thinks Lady Caroline is a better match, but Caroline wants Lord Edward who loves Charlotte, and Charlotte is captivated by the rake Roland.
- Author: Marianne Andrau
- Publisher: Harlequin Mystique # 84
- Year: 1980
"There isn't going to be a church wedding!" Allison could hardly believe her ears. Nicholas had gone to great lengths to persuade her to marry him. Now, after the civil ceremony, he was suddenly refusing to repeat his vows in church--even though he knew how much it meant to her. Had she been a fool to marry him knowing nothing about his past? She had ignored the rumors... because she could not believe that the man she loved was as cruel and heartless as people said. There had to be answers to all the mystery surrounding Nicholas... good answers. But Allison dreaded the moment of truth.
