As soon as Dorothy Elbury learned to read she was continually reprimanded for "always having her nose in a book". Years later Dorothy still spent all her free time reading until, one day, finding herself with nothing to read and time hanging heavy on her hands, she started to scribble the first paragraphs of what would eventually become her first of many Mills & Boon romance novels. Dorothy currently lives in Lincolnshire, England, with her husband of over fifty years.
A Marriageable Miss
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- Nombre de pages304
- FormatePub
- ISBN978-1-4089-1612-4
- EAN9781408916124
- Date de parution01/02/2010
- Protection num.Adobe DRM
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurMills & Boon
Résumé
Caught in a compromising situation!
When Miss Helena Wheatley's wealthy father decides she should marry nobility, only her ingenuity keeps her from being trapped into an unwelcome marriage! But with her father suddenly falling ill, she is forced to turn to one of her prospective suitors and beg for his help.
Richard Standish, the Earl of Markfield, honourably agrees to aid Helena. He'll squire her around Town until her father recovers.
Only when they are caught alone together, their temporary agreement suddenly looks set to become a lot more permanent.
Only when they are caught alone together, their temporary agreement suddenly looks set to become a lot more permanent.








