Francesca

by Laura Conway, Lyndon Snow

In a few months she had gone from desperation to bliss. Horrible poverty had been swept away by an enormous inheritance. And with her new wealth, Francesca's once fragile prettiness blossomed into ripe, womanly beauty. She fell in love with a handsome, promising young architect who couldn't wait to make her his wife. On a perfect summer afternoon she stood with her fiance in his parents drawing room and glanced at a gilt-framed family photograph. Francesca froze in horror - there, staring back at her from the photograph, was the one person who could destroy her newfound happiness...

159 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 1970

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Dorothy Phoebe Ansle Keogh wrote under the pennames Hebe Elsna, Vicky Lancaster, Lyndon Snow, and Laura Conway.