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Heiress Oletha Ashurst's father has arranged her marriage to the Duke of Gorleston. To discover what her future husband is like, Oletha poses as the daughter of a curator engaged to find the Duke some rare first editions -- so that he may sell them and avoid a loveless match. Oletha does find the books, but loses her heart.
First publish date: 1980
Authors: Barbara Cartland
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