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== Book Description == | == Book Description == | ||
Latest revision as of 21:33, 2 November 2008
- Author: Mary Balogh
- Publisher: Signet Regency Romance
- Year: November 1993 (ISBN 0-451-17739-8)
- Setting: Regency England
- Amazon Listing: Courting Julia
Book Description
A Swarm of Suitors
Miss Julia Maynard never dreamed that she might be the most passionately pursued prize in the Marriage Mart. But then her step-grandfather died. And his legacy drew suitors to her like bees to honey.
She could wed the very friendly Augustus...or the kindly Malcolm...or the most loyal Lesley. Even more tempting, there was the superbly sensual Frederick, whose good looks, charm and masterful skills in matters of love had won him scandalous success as a rake. But that was one marriage she would have to think thrice about. Could she ever become the bride of the arrogant, cavalier Earl of Beaconswood no matter how irresistible he might be...no matter how foolish her heart behaved when he took her in his arms to teach her the dangerous delights of desire...?
Related Titles
- One of the suitors, Frederick Sullivan, is the hero of Dancing With Clara
Translations
Germany
- Title: Lady Wirbelwind
- Publisher: Cora Verlag
- Imprint: Mylady 211, September 1996
