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An Infamous Sea Bath
SHE was determined to rescue him at any cost!
Miss Georgiana Lacy cared not a whit for the avaricious manoeuvrings of her socially-conscious mother. To discover that she had unwittingly sprung her mother's trap put her sadly out of curl.
The catch was to be Anthony Braithwaite, Lord Sarre, hitherto known only to Georgiana as "Tony," the mysterious gentleman she had encountered in the woods. His easy manner and gentle teasing had instantly won her approval as well as a devotion George was hard put to understand.
At Lord Sarre's invitation, the Lacys re-moved to the seashore, where Georgiana was to learn there was much more to friendship than she had imagined. When the unscrupulous designs of her matchmaking mama threatened to ruin everything, Georgiana rushed to the rescue with a shocking revelation that turned the household upside down!
Miss Georgiana Lacy cared not a whit for the avaricious manoeuvrings of her socially-conscious mother. To discover that she had unwittingly sprung her mother's trap put her sadly out of curl.
The catch was to be Anthony Braithwaite, Lord Sarre, hitherto known only to Georgiana as "Tony," the mysterious gentleman she had encountered in the woods. His easy manner and gentle teasing had instantly won her approval as well as a devotion George was hard put to understand.
At Lord Sarre's invitation, the Lacys re-moved to the seashore, where Georgiana was to learn there was much more to friendship than she had imagined. When the unscrupulous designs of her matchmaking mama threatened to ruin everything, Georgiana rushed to the rescue with a shocking revelation that turned the household upside down!
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Published January 1, 1991
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October 22, 2025
This was the very first romance I ever read. The pages are yellowed and falling apart, but it’s so utterly delightful that it simply must be read over and over again!
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