French Jade

by Janet Louise Roberts

When shy Minna Redmond overheard the dashing Oliver Seymour call her plain and dowdy, she vowed to make him pay for that remark. She would make him fall in love with her and beg on his knees for her love.... Which is why she decided to masquerade as her seductively beautiful French cousin, Gabrielle. A new wardrobe, a new hairdo, a new personality, an enchanting French accent, and voila — Minna was Gabrielle. And Oliver fell hard. "Gabrielle" drove him mad with passion. Now Minna had him right where she wanted him. Except that she had fallen in love herself. What was she to do about that?

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Which character stayed with you after you turned the last page, and why?
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What theme did this book keep circling back to — and did it earn its ending?
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