"But you do not seem to understand. I cannot remember who I am." When dashing Lord Umber rescued Felicia from the coach accident, he automatically assumed she was merely a wench for fun and games. He knew nothing about her aristocratic heritage. Neither did she, for the blow on her head had quite driven all memory away. But even though Felicia did not remember her past, she was not going to allow herself to be seduced by a glamourous young stranger...
Autorentext
Leonora Burton was born in South Wales. After school in England, she got a job in London in the film industry in Soho. This led to New York and a job with Warner Brothers which owned a magazine, Coronet for which she became publisher. Under the pen name, Leonora Blythe she published a number of Regency romances. She lives with her husband in the Hudson Valley.
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A fateful accident leaves a lady with amnesia-and in the arms of a handsome rake-in this Regency romance by the author of Lady Tara.
After her mother's death, young Miss Felicia is sent by her aunt to take a governess position in Manchester. Though she will miss her friends from home, she is quite happy to forget her bitter aunt and selfish cousin. Unfortunately, she is about to forget far more . . .
When dashing Lord Umber rescues Felicia from a coach accident, he judges from her drab travelling clothes that she is merely a wench for fun and games. He knows nothing about her aristocratic heritage-but then, neither does she. A severe blow to her head has quite driven all her memory away. Now Felicia may not remember her past, but she is as guarded about her future as she ever was. And she's not about to let herself be seduced by a glamourous stranger . . .