Lady Madeline's Folly



Lady Madeline Fordwich, who acted as political hostess for her distinguished Tory father, each season acquired a protege to advance socially and politically in London. Her former suitor, Lord Eskott, though a Whig, had become a dear friend. But Escott did not at all approve of Maddie's newest protege, Henry Aldred, a relative with whom she appeared to be falling in love. Originally published by Fawcett Crest

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SHE WAS A SEDUCTRESS!

Jewels glittering at her throat and hands, "Lovely Laura" was the personification of glamour and desirability--or so thought Richard Bowden 's younger brother.

But Richard, scion of British nobility, had other plans for his brother--plans that didn't include marriage to a nightclub entertainer. He moved quickly to get rid of her . . . only to fall victim to her spell himself.

No one who looked like Laura could possibly be a music student and the sister of a minister--she was simply too good to be true. Should he listen to his head or his heart--or would the truth be revealed too late?

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