The Wrong Miss Fairfax: A Regency Romance

ISBN-13: 9781518826016 / Angielski / Miękka / 2016 / 284 str.

Marilyn Clay

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THE WRONG MISS FAIRFAX is a sweet romantic-comedy love story set in London during the English Regency. Both blonde and blue-eyed, Emma Fairfax, and her cousin Jemima Fairfax, bear a striking resemblance to one another, although in personality they are as different as chalk and cheese. When Miss Emma Fairfax goes to London to sort out the details of her late father's will; she is instead coerced into funding her look-alike cousin Jemima's debut into Polite Society. When the handsome and wealthy Viscount, Lord Townsend, calls on Jemma, it's Emma he meets . . . and loses his heart to. Can the puzzle be sorted out before the confused Lord Townsend proposes to the wrong Miss Fairfax? "A delightfully amusing romp featuring Jane Austen-like characters. Two willful young ladies, Emma and Jemma Fairfax, lead the unsuspecting Lord Townsend on a merry chase A strong hero, a feisty heroine, plus a cast of lively supporting, eccentric characters add up to fun and laughs Not to be missed " - Laura Comstock, Regency Romance Reviews "Master of historical detail, Marilyn Clay writes with intelligence and lyricism." -Libby Sternburg, Edgar Award nominated author. "Ms. Clay's historical novels always please Both Booklist and The Library Journal have praised her Colonial Jamestown novels. THE WRONG MISS FAIRFAX is very highly recommended." -Beth Finley, author and reviewer. Best-selling, award winning author MARILYN CLAY has written over twenty books, including twelve historical novels, two books for children and numerous non-fiction titles, all of which are available in print or e-book formats. Her non-fiction titles have all achieved Best Seller status on Amazon. For sixteen years, Marilyn Clay published THE REGENCY PLUME, an international newsletter focused on the Regency period in English history. For more information about Marilyn Clay, visit Marilyn Clay, Author.

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