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She had no intention of marrying anyone! Especially the stuffy old Sir Hugh Eavleigh. Rosamund was young and headstrong. The idea of being tied to a man old enough to be her father horrified her. But she need not have worried, for Sir Hugh had no intention of marrying her. He was a confirmed bachelor, set in his ways, unmoved by the charms of the frivolous women in his set. Perhaps, then, it was their highly unique first encounter that jolted Sir Hugh from his stodgy complacency, and Rosamund into the sudden blossom of maturity. | She had no intention of marrying anyone! Especially the stuffy old Sir Hugh Eavleigh. Rosamund was young and headstrong. The idea of being tied to a man old enough to be her father horrified her. But she need not have worried, for Sir Hugh had no intention of marrying her. He was a confirmed bachelor, set in his ways, unmoved by the charms of the frivolous women in his set. Perhaps, then, it was their highly unique first encounter that jolted Sir Hugh from his stodgy complacency, and Rosamund into the sudden blossom of maturity. | ||
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| + | Sir Hugh Eavleigh could not forget Rose, the enchanting waif who had tried to rob him on the King's Highway. Then he learned that she was really Lady Rosamund Daviot - his prospective bride! | ||
Revision as of 13:33, 3 July 2010
- Author: Julia Murray
- Publisher: Mills and Boon, Masquerade #46
- Year: 1979
She had no intention of marrying anyone! Especially the stuffy old Sir Hugh Eavleigh. Rosamund was young and headstrong. The idea of being tied to a man old enough to be her father horrified her. But she need not have worried, for Sir Hugh had no intention of marrying her. He was a confirmed bachelor, set in his ways, unmoved by the charms of the frivolous women in his set. Perhaps, then, it was their highly unique first encounter that jolted Sir Hugh from his stodgy complacency, and Rosamund into the sudden blossom of maturity.
Alternative Book Description
Sir Hugh Eavleigh could not forget Rose, the enchanting waif who had tried to rob him on the King's Highway. Then he learned that she was really Lady Rosamund Daviot - his prospective bride!
