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January 2014
On Sale: December 21, 2014
Featuring: Olivia Kingsley; Allen Wimpleton
48 pages
ISBN: 1942368046
EAN: 9781942368045
Kindle: B00QSNVG1K
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“This is a monumental mistake.” Fingering the ruby
pendant hanging at her neck, Olivia Kingsley peeked out
the window as the conveyance rounded the corner onto
Berkeley Square. Carriage upon carriage, like great shiny
beetles, lined up beside an ostentatious manor.
Guests in their evening finery swarmed before the grand
entrance and on the stairs as they waited their turn to
enter Viscount and Viscountess Wimpleton’s home.
Trepidation dried her mouth and tightened her chest. Yes,
attending the ball was a featherbrained solicitation for
disaster. No good could come of it.
God’s toenails, what was I thinking, agreeing to Auntie
Muriel’s addlepated scheme?
Olivia flattened against the sky-blue squab in the corner
of her aunt’s coach and vehemently shook her head. “I
cannot do it.”
A curl came loose, plopping onto Olivia’s forehead.
Bother.
She shoved the annoying tendril beneath a pin, having no
doubt the tresses would work their way free before
evening’s end. Patting the circlet of rubies adorning her
hair, she assured herself the band remained secure.
Her pulse beat an erratic staccato, and she searched for
a plausible excuse for refusing to attend the ball after
all.
“I ... We,” she wiggled her gloved fingers at her
brother, Bradford, lounging on the opposite seat,
appearing as contented as their fat cat, Socrates, after
lapping a saucer of cream, “were not invited.”
Terribly gauche, that. Showing up at a haut ton function,
no invitation in hand.
“Nonsense, darling. It’s perfectly acceptable for you to
accompany me.” Aunt Muriel, the Duchess of Daventry,
patted Olivia’s knee with her plump hand. “Lady Wimpleton
is one of my dearest friends. Why, we had our come-out
together, and I’m positive had she known that you and
Bradford had recently returned to England, she would have
extended an invitation herself.”
Not if she knew the volatile way her son and I parted
company, she wouldn’t have.
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