Midsummer Moon — Joy Reed

TWO GENTLEMEN AND ONE LADY...ADD UP TO TROUBLE!
No one had really taken notice of Miss Jane Reynolds before. Although she was an heiress, her quiet life with a widowed aunt had left her on the shelf at six-and-twenty. Now she was spending the summer with her irrepressible cousin Cynthia in the country, a poky place with nary a suitor in sight...until two very eligible gentlemen arrived.

Roger Manfred, just from Oxford, was handsome and possessed of great charm. Sir George Overton, one of the most fashionable Pinks of the ton, soon had the women all aflutter. Naturally Jane assumed they'd be courting Cynthia. Yet Sir George seemed quite taken with...plain Jane!

But when the night of the Masquerade arrived, Sir George scarcely recognized the sophisticated beauty who danced into his arms for an elegant quadrille. For, with her blue eyes sparkling, her raven hair cascading down her shoulders, and a costume that displayed her lovely figure to perfection, Jane was the undisputed belle of the ball. A smitten nobleman well on his way to losing his heart didn't stand a chance...or did he?