The Wedding Season : Much Ado About Nuptials\The Gentleman Takes a Bride

Much Ado About Nuptials by Deborah Hale Plagued with a jaded heart, Sebastian Stanhope, Viscount Benedict, won't let his half brother rush into marriage. He must convince the bride's stubborn—if charming—governess, Rebecca Beaton, to help sever the engagement. Only, Rebecca is determined to encourage the engaged pair...and show Sebastian the blessing of true love. The Gentleman Takes a Bride by Louise M. Gouge Surely Elizabeth Moberly was born to be a nobleman's bride. She can't possibly be attracted to the untitled stranger who interrupts her cousin's wedding. Yet Elizabeth finds herself drawn to Philip Lindsey's tender heart and strong faith. And if Philip has his way, he'll convince Elizabeth the only title she needs is Mrs. Lindsey, beloved wife. Much Ado About Nuptials by Deborah HalePlagued with a jaded heart, Sebastian Stanhope, Viscount Benedict, won't let his half brother rush into marriage. He must convince the bride's stubborn-if charming-governess, Rebecca Beaton, to help sever the engagement. Only, Rebecca is determined to encourage the engaged pair ... and show Sebastian the blessing of true love. The Gentleman Takes a Bride by Louise M. GougeSurely Elizabeth Moberly was born to be a nobleman's bride. She can't possibly be attracted to the untitled stranger who interrupts her cousin's wedding. Yet Elizabeth finds herself drawn to Philip Lindsey's tender heart and strong faith. And if Philip has his way, he'll convince Elizabeth the only title she needs is Mrs. Lindsey, beloved wife The gentleman takes a bride: "Surely Elizabeth Moberly was born to be a nobleman's bride. She can't possibly be attracted to the untitled stranger who interrupts her cousin's wedding. Yet Elizabeth finds herself drawn to Philip Lindsey's tender heart and strong faith. And if Philip has his way, he'll convince Elizabeth the only title she needs is Mrs. Lindsey, beloved wife."--Page 4 of cover Much ado about nuptials: "Plagued with a jaded heart, Sebastian Stanhope, Viscount Benedict, won't let his half brother rush into marriage. He must convince the bride's stubborn--if charming--governess, Rebecca Beaton, to help sever the engagement. Only, Rebecca is determined to encourage the engaged pair ... and show Sebastian the blessing of true love."--Page 4 of cover