SOLVED. Historical romance, arranged marriage between a duke and a titled redheaded young woman. Spoilers. [s]

[Majd]

this book belonged to my late grandma and i don't know for how long she had it. i read like 6 years ago
it's really old I'm not sure when it's about a king who arranged a marriage between a duke ( in his twenties ) and titled girl (a redhead in her early teenage years i think) to make peace between them but the girl stays with her family until she is older and then she will move to his estate but then someone kills her father and tries to kill her and her brother but she escapes to Paris and they make look like her husband the duke is the one who did it and she believes it so she hides her identity and works as an actress and she becomes famous and people travel form England to watch her and her husband goes with his friend nut he doesn't recognize her she wants revenge so she makes him fall in love with her and she sleeps with him and leave him with a letter to explain everything but the she finds out that she is pregnant and the she has to go and live with him
that is all that i remember

[Majd]

oh and the one who killed her father is the duke's ex-lover

[Majd]

okay so i remembered that she had a younger brother that escaped with her but everybody thinks that he is her son
and the brother is supposed to inherit his father's title when he is older

[Majd]

bump

[``Laurie]

Hello Majd, have you tried searching Listopia for your book?

[Ann aka Iftcan]

wow Majd--you had a Grandmother who read? I don't think my Gran ever picked up anything more than a magazine. And not too many of them.

I hope you can find this book since it's a reminder of your Gran.

[Kris]

La Flamme (1995) by Constance O'Banyon seems to match your description.

Google search -- site:www.goodreads.com "historical romance" arranged marriage "actress" "paris"

[Majd]

Kris wrote: "La Flamme (1995) by Constance O'Banyon seems to match your description.

Google search -- site:www.goodreads.com "historical romance" arranged marriage "actress" "paris""
This is the book!!!!!. I kept searching for La Femme that is the only thing that kept coming to my mind. Thank you so much

[Majd]

Ann aka Iftcan wrote: "wow Majd--you had a Grandmother who read? I don't think my Gran ever picked up anything more than a magazine. And not too many of them.

I hope you can find this book since it's a reminder of your..."

I know I think I got my love for books from her. she had boxes and boxes full of romantic novels.

[Kris]

That's wonderful. So glad you found a book from your grandma's collection. Thanks for sharing the story.