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The wicked godmother by Marion Chesney · Booklabria

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The wicked godmother

Romance, Historical

The wicked godmother

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A House for the seasonBook 3 of 3

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First published: 1987
Language: English
Editions: 3
Series: A House for the season, 3

Synopsis

Beautiful Harriet Metcalf has unexpectedly been made the guardian of twin heiresses and must sponsor them for a season in London. Renting the unlucky house at 67 Clarges St. run by the butler Rainbird, Harriet and her terrible dog attract the attention of a handsome marquess, who she mistakenly believes is interested in one of her young charges.

Subjects: Romance, Historical

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