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The Tart Shoppe
Teas and Cakes for Discriminating Tastes
The sign outside The Tart Shoppe door came as a welcome relief to Lady Constance. She and her Aunt Millicent were travelling from Cornwall to London. Yet afflicted as she was with a violent illness, Constance simply had to lie down. Surely this country house would not deny them lodging for the night....
The inn was unexpectedly comfortable--and strangely ornate. Little did Constance suspect what events would befall her. In her exhausted slumber she didn't know that Jeremy St. James, a rakish earl, was frequenting the establishment... nor did she stir when he knowingly entered her bedchamber!
The sign outside The Tart Shoppe door came as a welcome relief to Lady Constance. She and her Aunt Millicent were travelling from Cornwall to London. Yet afflicted as she was with a violent illness, Constance simply had to lie down. Surely this country house would not deny them lodging for the night....
The inn was unexpectedly comfortable--and strangely ornate. Little did Constance suspect what events would befall her. In her exhausted slumber she didn't know that Jeremy St. James, a rakish earl, was frequenting the establishment... nor did she stir when he knowingly entered her bedchamber!
224 pages, Mass Market Paperback
First published May 1, 1989
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June 5, 2021
The premise is set on a mix-up at a brothel covering up as a bakery called the Tart Shoppe. Amazing.
May 29, 2020
Yuck. It's all based on 'tart' being an insulting term for non-virgins or sex workers, which all get lumped together, and so it is supposed to be so funny when innocent virgin blahblah. Yuck.
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