Julia V. (gardenlady5562) reviewed on 12/29/2005 + 183 more book reviews

WHen lovely young Angela Walter wed Major Harry Davenport, the sixth earl of Chastletonk, both of them knew the marriage terms. Angela would get the title that her wealthy father wanted for her and Davenport would gain the money he desperately needed. As for love, the earl had a golden opportunity to win the recently widowed beauty whom he long had worshiped. Meanwhile, Angela could turn to the devastatingly handsome Earl of Medord, who had scorned her once but found her irresistible now that she was married. Certainly the newlyweds had the most sensible of understandings, if only Angela could remember to listen to reason and no to her foolish heart.

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