Lady Rose Summer prides herself on not being a jealous woman - and she knows her engagement to Captain Harry Cathcart is only a ruse to keep her parents from shipping her off to India to find a husband. But then Harry's latest client, Dolores Duval - French, curvaceous, flirtatious - starts appearin
Our Lady of Pain
โ Scribed by M. C. Beaton
- Book ID
- 106976688
- Publisher
- Constable & Robinson
- Year
- 2011
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 167 KB
- Series
- Edwardian Murder Mystery 4
- Category
- Fiction
- ISBN-13
- 9781849012928
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โฆ Synopsis
Lady Rose Summer prides herself on not being a jealous woman - and she knows her engagement to Captain Harry Cathcart is only a ruse to keep her parents from shipping her off to India to find a husband. But then Harry's latest client, Dolores Duval - French, curvaceous, flirtatious - starts appearing everywhere at his side. And that changes everything. In a fit of temper Rose threatens Dolores - only to be found the very next day standing over her dead body. Only Harry can clear Rose's name - and to do that he has to put the real murderer behind bars...
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