Barbara Cartland's 100th novel
When Sir Edward Belvil lost a fortune by playing cards with the handsome, wealthy but unscrupulous Earl of Meridan, it seemed as if he would have to lose his home and estate in order to settle the debt.
But a messenger arrives from Lord Meridan with a request for the hand of Sir Edward's daughter, whom he had never met, in return for cancelling his debts. Forbidden entrance into the exclusive Almack's club, to which the Earl invariably accompanied the Prince Regent, until he found himself a wife, had prompted this outrageous suggestion.
Sir Edward's elder daughter, the beautiful Hester, who had been to London, had already given her heart, but her younger sister, the vivacious, naughty tomboy Lucinda, offers to take her place.
How her mischievousness, frankness and audacity bring her danger, social success and eventually love, is told in this thrilling, delightful 104th romance from the pen of Barbara Cartland.
Aged Hard Cover in good condition for its age
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