Not one of Barbara Metzger's better efforts ... but regency fans will probably enjoy it.
A fun little regency.
From the back cover: When his betrothed leaves him stranded at the altar, Lord Galen Woodbridge is more embarrassed than broken-hearted. Desperate to deflect attention from his humiliating plight, he decides to stir up a bit of a scandal--by wedding London's most eligible and elusive songstress, the magnificently sensuous Margot Montclaire.
After Galen proposes, Margot confides that her sexy demeanor is merely an act. A baron's daughter, she took to the stage to escape the clutches of a diabolical uncle--and reluctantly left her fragile young brother behind to his care. To win Margot's hand, Galen agrees to save her sickly sibling--but in this marriage of mutual convenience, he never planned on losing his heart..
A light and easy read. Cute story with some humor.
After Galen proposes, Margot confides that her sexy demeanor is merely an act. A baron's daughter, she took to the stage to escape the clutches of a diabolical uncle--and reluctantly left her fragile young brother behind to his care. To win Margot's hand, Galen agrees to save her sickly sibling--but in this marriage of mutual convenience, he never planned on losing his heart..
A light and easy read. Cute story with some humor.
