Letters to a Wallflower
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Miss Helen Crawford had written them to express her adolescent adoration ofΒ Β her brotherβs friend, Mr. Benjamin Hargrave.Β Β Sheβd written them to purge her longing, to ease her emotions, so that she would be able to face him without appearing a fool.
She had not written them for him to read.
And yet, he did.Β Β Somehow.Β Β And worse, heβd shared them with theΒ ton.
Her first Season was ruined.Β Β She was mocked, ridiculed, branded a wallflower and left to fade into the background.
Until now.Β Β Now she was ready to dazzle them all.Β Β To show them what theyβd been missing.Β Β And then she would reject them all, as they had done to her.
It was going swimmingly.Β Β Until someone began to write letters to her.
And if she didnβt stop it, they were going to ruin everything.
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USA Today Bestselling author Deb Marlowe grew up with her nose in a book. Luckily, she'd read enough romances to recognize the hero she met at a college Halloween party - even though he wore a tuxedo t-shirt instead of breeches and boots. They married, settled in North Carolina and raised two handsome, funny and genuinely intelligent boys.
A Golden Heart winner and Rita nominee, Deb writes Regency Romance and Victorian Mysteries..
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