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Author Self-Published
March 2014
On Sale: March 20, 2014
Featuring: Matilda Sheldon
288 pages
ISBN: 1497409578
EAN: 9781497409576
Kindle: B00J44MRA4
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Romance Historical
1849 . . . Matilda Sheldon, the middle daughter of the
sixth
Earl of Bisset, has never been interested in the
fashionable
society events that so preoccupy her parents and siblings.
Her loving, albeit, daft family cannot understand why. But
Matilda has little use for silly rules and dramas. She
would
rather occupy her time with a worthwhile cause such as
opening The Sheldon Home for Orphans, much to the chagrin
of
her mother and grandmother. They are quite certain a
venture
of this nature will discourage suitors. Matilda is quite
certain that if suitors are discouraged it is because she
is
clever, plain, a bit clumsy, and inevitably compared to
her
beautiful sisters. The Duke of Thornsby is in tight spot. After receiving the
title on the death of his father, he discovers the
inheritance is to be gifted elsewhere if he does not marry
before his thirtieth birthday. Unfortunately, our
man-about-town is embroiled in a scandal, not of his own
making, and the marriage mamas won’t let any eligible
misses
anywhere near him. What’s a Duke to do? Get invited to a
house party hosted by the notoriously absent-minded Earl
of
Bisset, who just happens to be Papa to some young ladies
of
marriageable age! Thornsby finds himself fascinated, not with the two
Sheldon
debutantes actively seeking a husband, but rather with the
‘brown wren’ he first mistakes for a servant. Matilda is
counting the hours until the house party ends when the
necessity of conversing with the guests will be over, and
ridiculously handsome men go far away. Can a worldly Duke
convince a sensible girl to accept his court? Find out in
Charming the Duke.
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