Valentine countdown Day 12

Mea culpa, I missed a day--so I'll do a double today to make up.

Miss Hartwell's Dilemma: After her father's disgrace, Amaryllis Hartwell runs a school for young ladies, with the aid of her one-time governess and her aunt. A neighbouring landowner, Lord Daniel, a reclusive widower, brings his young daughter to the school. Another newly arrived pupil turns out to  be the mischievous niece of an old beau, Lord Pomeroy, who turns up to visit. Amaryllis finds both men attractive--and attracted. Her heart pulls her one way, her common sense the other.


http://www.amazon.com/Miss-Hartwells-Dilemma-Carola-Dunn-ebook/dp/B0047O2RJC/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1423786185&sr=8-1&keywords=miss+hartwell%27s+dilemma


I hate to give anything away, but Lord Pomeroy ended up in need of a new love. He finds her in Two Corinthians. Nothing biblical about the title; in Regency terms, a Corinthian was a gentleman who was good at sport and at leading a fashionable life.

Two Corinthians: Claire and Lizzie are sisters, both badly treated by their parents. Claire, a shy young lady, has a little money of her own. She takes Lizzie to London to find a husband for her. Soon the two are hotly pursued by a couple of highly eligible rivals, Lord Pomeroy and Lord Winterborne. The only question is: Who is in love with whom?
The third is the large print cover--rather startling to me as my copy is pink and green and pale yellow, not red and black and orange!

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