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| − | [[Category:Category Romance]][[ | + | {{DEFAULTSORT:Blackwood Bride, The}} [[category:1981 Releases]][[Category:Category Romance]] [[Category:Historical Romance]][[Category:Marriage of Convenience]] |
* '''Author''': [[Jasmine Cresswell]] | * '''Author''': [[Jasmine Cresswell]] | ||
* '''Publisher''': [[Mills and Boon]] - [[Historical Romance]] #91 | * '''Publisher''': [[Mills and Boon]] - [[Historical Romance]] #91 | ||
* '''Year''': 1981 | * '''Year''': 1981 | ||
| + | ==Book Description== | ||
The heartless scheme of a heartless man... To inherit his father's wealth, Viscount Blackwood had to marry. But he wanted a very brief marriage, one that would not interfere for long with his pleasures. So he decided to marry a dying woman ...and chose one from a hellish London workhouse. She became his wife in a bizarre candlelight ceremony that left his friends aghast and his mistress wild with fury Then the Blackwood bride recovered, and the viscount found himself trapped... in a marriage of convenience that was proving very inconvenient indeed! | The heartless scheme of a heartless man... To inherit his father's wealth, Viscount Blackwood had to marry. But he wanted a very brief marriage, one that would not interfere for long with his pleasures. So he decided to marry a dying woman ...and chose one from a hellish London workhouse. She became his wife in a bizarre candlelight ceremony that left his friends aghast and his mistress wild with fury Then the Blackwood bride recovered, and the viscount found himself trapped... in a marriage of convenience that was proving very inconvenient indeed! | ||
Revision as of 23:12, 22 March 2008
- Author: Jasmine Cresswell
- Publisher: Mills and Boon - Historical Romance #91
- Year: 1981
Book Description
The heartless scheme of a heartless man... To inherit his father's wealth, Viscount Blackwood had to marry. But he wanted a very brief marriage, one that would not interfere for long with his pleasures. So he decided to marry a dying woman ...and chose one from a hellish London workhouse. She became his wife in a bizarre candlelight ceremony that left his friends aghast and his mistress wild with fury Then the Blackwood bride recovered, and the viscount found himself trapped... in a marriage of convenience that was proving very inconvenient indeed!
