![]() ![]() WalkerĬharlotte Winters is destined to spinsterhood until she turns down an unwanted proposal and everything changes. They strike a bargain together, one which will either push them apart or lead to a future sweeter than either of them could have imagined. ![]() When she confesses to him of her opposition in marrying for a title, he confesses his distaste of the London scene. But what Ellen isn’t expecting is Lord Ravenshire to engage her in the most interesting conversation. What’s in the wager for her? The prize cuttings of her aunt’s extraordinary roses. When her cousin Dinah dares Ellen to attend a ball with no frills and to stand with the wallflowers, Ellen takes on the dare. MooreĮllen might be beautiful and considered a diamond of the first water by Society, but she is so very tired of the pressure to marry a titled gentleman so that her beauty won’t go to waste. But does she want to accept his help when he, too, might be insincere? One man saw her before her life changed forever. ![]() She fights to stay close to the few friends she knows are true. And she is inundated with interested suitors. When she suddenly inherits a huge amount and is the new center of attention all over London, her secret dreams might come true but also her worst nightmares. Does it bother her that no one asks her to dance? Yes, but she’s not sure how to drum up dance partners when she has almost no dowry, no title, and freezes up when anyone tries to talk to her. Lottie Hughes likes people, as long as they aren’t too close. THE WALLFLOWER’S DANCE by Jen Geigle Johnson ![]()
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