A Lady's Point of View — Jacqueline Diamond

It all seemed so innocent until she fell in love

Meg Linley had been cursed. Though her beauty could not be denied, she could barely see and was forbidden to wear spectacles. When she inadvertently cuts Beau Brummel at a ball, the scandal sends her packing to the country.

Her faulty eyesight causes her to enter the wrong coach, which delivers her to the estate of Lord Bryn. He, in turn, mistakes her for the governess from London, and she finds herself unable to correct his erroneous impression.

As their relationship grows and deepens into love, Meg is more reluctant to tell him the truth, sure that he will accuse her of treachery and deception. Still, she is not prepared for his reaction, nor the surprising events which follow....

Hero: Lord Andrew Bryn
Heroine: Meg Linley