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* '''Series''': [[Flowers & Thorns]] #1 | * '''Series''': [[Flowers & Thorns]] #1 | ||
* '''Author''': [[Holly Newman]] | * '''Author''': [[Holly Newman]] | ||
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* '''Year''': 1988 | * '''Year''': 1988 | ||
* '''Editor''': [[Judith Stern]] | * '''Editor''': [[Judith Stern]] | ||
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- Series: Flowers & Thorns #1
- Author: Holly Newman
- Publisher: Warner
- Year: 1988
- Editor: Judith Stern
- Amazon Listing : []
Book Description
Every bachelor in London sought the attentions of the beautiful Helene Monweithe. Unfortunately, pursuit was futile. Helene's father had decreed that she could not wed before her older sister, Elizabeth, wed. Considering Elizabeth's reputation as The Shrew of London, this was cause for alarm.
Then Justin, Viscount St. Ryne, asked for Elizabeth's hand in marriage. If her family wept for joy, Elizabeth shrieked in fury. But in her heart of hearts she acknowledged he resembled the hero of her closely guarded dreams.
Poor Elizabeth hadn't the faintest notion that St. Ryne had a curious plan designed to tame her, a plan that would tangle their hearts and would, in the face of unexpected interlopers and domestic scandal, teach both arrogant husband and quick-tempered wife a thing or two about love and marriage!
