A Bride's Bouquet

by Mona K. Gedney

In Cathleen Clarie's Chances of Love, Sarah Bradbury finds the perfect suitor for her daughter--until that young lady decides her mother must claim the gentleman for herself. In Carola Dunn's The Aunt and the Ancient Mariner, Chloe Bannister leaps from the frying pan into the fire when she agrees to discourage her reluctant niece's handsome suitor...only to find herself falling in love with him. A conniving step-mama gets her come-uppance and an intrepid miss plays Cupid In Arabella to the Rescue by Mona Gedney. Juliana Dalston is determined to halt any impropriety between her younger sister and the notrious Earl of Ardmore--and she does...one night Underneath the Lemon Tree, Jenna Jone's charming tale of passion and perfidy.

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