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The Earl's Passionate Plot
Falling in love was never part of the plan... When Miss Mariah Langley inherited beautiful Renford Hall she planned to stay there forever. Now the Earl of Dovington has shown up to evict her! He's waving legal proof that the property is his and he's arranged to lease it to an eligible heiress. With nowhere to go, Mariah agrees to host his potential lessees in exchange for additional time there. With guests arriving and tempers flaring, there seems but one obvious solution. The spinster and the earl engage in a battle of wits and they each scheme to find a partner for the other, hoping romance will give the enemy reason to relinquish the house. It's hard to focus on matchmaking, however, when they can't keep their hands off each other!
139 pages, Kindle Edition
First published April 13, 2014
About the author
Susan Gee Heino
40 books39 followersSusan Gee Heino began her writing career in the theatre. After several years of poverty and obscurity, her love of the English Regency time period led her to writing historical romance. In 2008 she won Romance Writers of America's Golden Heart Award (R) for Best Regency Historical and has become a national bestseller. Today she resides in rural Ohio with a menagerie of pets, her minister husband, and two frighteningly creative children. She loves to hear from readers!
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November 12, 2016
Delightful story
This is about a young lady who has managed her late step-father's property. It is all for naught as he was swindled by the Earl who sold him entailed land including a house. The Earl's son comes to claim his property thinking she and her family are tenants.
This is about a young lady who has managed her late step-father's property. It is all for naught as he was swindled by the Earl who sold him entailed land including a house. The Earl's son comes to claim his property thinking she and her family are tenants.
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