The Spinster Bride

Fun delightfully romantic-and sexy. --Sally Mackenzie <I>USA Today </I>bestselling author<P><B>Mr. Charles Norris needs help finding a wife...</B><P>For he has the unfortunate habit of falling for each Season's loveliest debutante only to have his heart broken when she weds another. Surely Lady Marjorie Penwhistle can help him. She's sensible clever knows the ton and must marry a peer which he is not. Since she's decidedly out of his reach Charles is free to enjoy her refreshing honesty-and her unexpectedly enticing kisses...<P><B>Lady Marjorie Penwhistle doesn't want a husband...</B><P>At least not the titled-but-unbearable suitors her mother is determined she wed. She'd rather stay unmarried and look after her eccentric brother. Still advising Mr. Norris is a most exciting secret diversion. After all how hard will it be to match-make someone so forthright honorable and downright handsome? It's not as if she's in danger of finding Charles all-too-irresistible herself...<P><B>The Spinster Bride</B><P><B>Praise for the novels of Jane Goodger</B><P>Gentle humor witty banter and attractive characters. -<I>Library Journal </I>on <I>Marry Christmas </I><P>A touching compassionate passion-filled romance. -<I>RT Book Reviews </I>on <I>A Christmas Waltz</I>