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The famous soprano, Lottie English, is--unbeknownst to anyone--really the Lady Charlotte Hughes. Colin has been admiring Lottie from afar for almost three years when he finally decides to ask her to be his mistress. Instead, Lady Charlotte suggests they marry so that he can finance a European tour for her, and he can have her legally. Colin agrees, and soon discovers someone at the theater is trying to hurt her. But it's only when her dressing room is vandalized does Charlotte reveal that she possesses a rare, unpublished piece by George Handel that she supsects is the reason for all the violence. Fortunately, Colin secretly works for the government as a forger, and together they concoct a plan to set up the thief. As they work together, they discover true love in the face of danger.… (más)
Surprisingly bad writing, had to force myself to finish it as many other readers told of how good it was. Disappointed. But it does give me hope that I could write one and sell many as the bar is not so high. ( )
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This book is dedicated to the memory of Maxine Harrison Garlick, my favorite vocal instructor and musically gifted grandmother, who chose love over fame by giving up stardom on the operatic stage to elope with a trumpet-playing marine biologist in 1930s Seattle. I miss you, Grandma! And yes, I will practice…
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Colin Ramsey, third distinguished Duke of Newark, had been in love with Lottie English for three and a half years.
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Every night Colin would stare at her while she slept, his love profound, his joy beyond description, wondering, with her piercing voice, how he would be able to afford her tour when she begged him to sing upon the stage in twenty years.
The famous soprano, Lottie English, is--unbeknownst to anyone--really the Lady Charlotte Hughes. Colin has been admiring Lottie from afar for almost three years when he finally decides to ask her to be his mistress. Instead, Lady Charlotte suggests they marry so that he can finance a European tour for her, and he can have her legally. Colin agrees, and soon discovers someone at the theater is trying to hurt her. But it's only when her dressing room is vandalized does Charlotte reveal that she possesses a rare, unpublished piece by George Handel that she supsects is the reason for all the violence. Fortunately, Colin secretly works for the government as a forger, and together they concoct a plan to set up the thief. As they work together, they discover true love in the face of danger.
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