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Jun 17, 2010
BJ Rose
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This was even more delightful the second time around, although it's been so long since my first read that much of this seemed new. It's a light-hearted Georgian romp about a very immature young lady who convinces a very rich Earl that he should offer for her instead of for her beautiful older sister; she's actually doing this out of love of her sister, who loves an army captain but was going to Sacrifice herself in a Marriage of Convenience to get the family out of the mess their brother created
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Oct 18, 2010
Tien
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it was ok
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Horatio Winwood is the youngest daughter of the Winwoods but she does not carry the Winwood charateristics of the arched eyebrows & height. Her eldest sister's hand, Lizzie, was sought in marriage by the Duke of Rule. Whilst Lizzie was in love with another gentleman, she is being forced to accept this offer of marriage due to the financial circumstances of the family.
Horatio, who loves her sister so, could not stand to see Lizzie sacrifice herself for her family. She, then, approached the Duke o ...more
Horatio, who loves her sister so, could not stand to see Lizzie sacrifice herself for her family. She, then, approached the Duke o ...more
Mar 15, 2008
Christina (AKA Babbling)
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it was amazing
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From my review @ http://misscz.wordpress.com
Comments: One of my favorites. I love it! Horry, with her stammer and faults, is still a girl with many good qualities. She loves her family, speaks her mind, and owns up to her mistakes. She’s brave and resourceful, too. Marcus, whom I’m madly in love with, is everything a hero aught to be: he did not have to accept Horry’s proposal to take her instead of Elizabeth. He’s a true gentleman, giving Horry the chance to explain herself and make her choices ...more
Comments: One of my favorites. I love it! Horry, with her stammer and faults, is still a girl with many good qualities. She loves her family, speaks her mind, and owns up to her mistakes. She’s brave and resourceful, too. Marcus, whom I’m madly in love with, is everything a hero aught to be: he did not have to accept Horry’s proposal to take her instead of Elizabeth. He’s a true gentleman, giving Horry the chance to explain herself and make her choices ...more
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Aug 04, 2009
Leigh Ann
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Mar 07, 2010
Gigi
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Feb 09, 2012
Christina (AKA Babbling)
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Sep 03, 2013
Bror (Abrar)
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May 15, 2017
Carrie
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Lisa Wilkinson
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Oct 19, 2018
Karen
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Nov 09, 2019
Brenda H
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emily
marked it as to-read-romance
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