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They never expected a tug of war for a book to end in love.
Lady Marigold is the last of the Earl of Pomeroy's three daughters to be married off. Although when she was younger, Marigold had dreamed of love and marriage, since then she has never found a man as intelligent as she is or who treats her like more than a feather-headed piece of fluff. The single state is fine for her.
Jonathan, Lord Stanley, belongs to the same elite book club as Lady Marigold, who annoys him to no end. Although pretty and friendly, in his esteemed opinion, she is nothing more than a nonsensical chit who doesn't deserve membership in their exclusive club.
When they both appear at an estate sale and attempt to buy the same journal of a deceased member, a man well-respected in the science community, a tug of war begins.
The battle for the book throws them into murder, danger?and passion. Something neither of them expected...
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USA Today bestselling author, Callie Hutton, who has penned more than sixty historical romance, romantic suspense, and cozy mystery books, writes humorous and captivating Regency with "historic elements and sensory details" (The Romance Reviews). With a million novels sold and translated into several languages, she continues to entrance readers with her heartfelt historical romances and mysteries. Her Victorian cozy mystery book, The Sign of Death was a finalist in the Simon and Schuster Mary Higgins Clark award in 2022.
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Lady Marigold Smith, daughter of the Earl of Pomeroy and his last daughter to be married off, cannot find a man as intelligent as she is or who treats her like more than a featherheaded piece of fluff. So the spinster state is fine with her.
Jonathan, Lord Stanley, belongs to the same elite book club as Lady Marigold, who annoys him to no end. In his esteemed opinion, she is nothing more than a nonsensical chit who doesn't deserve membership in their exclusive club.
When they both attempt to buy the same journal of a deceased member, a man well-respected in the science community, a tug of war begins. The battle for the book throws them into danger-and passion. Something neither of them expected.