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The Countess Lends a Hand — Bonnie Dee
The man of her dreams is a nobleman. What's a poor ladies' maid to do? Reinvent herself, of course.
La Comtesse de Chevalier is back! This time Meredith, the heroine of The Countess Takes a Lover, helps her maid, Cecile Lambeaux pass as a gentlewoman in order to gain the attention of Sir Nathaniel Covington.
For the first time in her life, reserved Cecile has fallen madly in love…with a man she's only seen from a distance. She's willing to have even a brief affair with Sir Nathaniel, whose haunted face touches her heart across the social chasm separating them.
Many burdens and secrets weigh down Nathaniel's lonely soul. He goes to the countess's house party to take a break from his troubles and finds a woman who stirs him deeply.
As Cecile and Nathaniel's connection grows stronger, Cecile's lie hangs over her head. Meanwhile, Meredith and Chris work through their own relationship issues regarding trust. Will both women learn their lesson about keeping secrets before they ruin their chance at love?
La Comtesse de Chevalier is back! This time Meredith, the heroine of The Countess Takes a Lover, helps her maid, Cecile Lambeaux pass as a gentlewoman in order to gain the attention of Sir Nathaniel Covington.
For the first time in her life, reserved Cecile has fallen madly in love…with a man she's only seen from a distance. She's willing to have even a brief affair with Sir Nathaniel, whose haunted face touches her heart across the social chasm separating them.
Many burdens and secrets weigh down Nathaniel's lonely soul. He goes to the countess's house party to take a break from his troubles and finds a woman who stirs him deeply.
As Cecile and Nathaniel's connection grows stronger, Cecile's lie hangs over her head. Meanwhile, Meredith and Chris work through their own relationship issues regarding trust. Will both women learn their lesson about keeping secrets before they ruin their chance at love?
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