Nanette

by Patricia Veryan

FORCED TO MARRY HER UNCLE FOR MONEY--IT WAS THE OUTSIDE OF ENOUGH. To foil her family's attempt to keep her considerable dowry in their coffers, Nanette disguised herself as an abigail and took to the road alone--that is, until she crossed the path of Sir Harry Redmond. That dashing gentleman raced in hot pursuit of the evil Frenchman who had embezzled the Redmond fortune in a counterfeit card game. Sir Harry soon recognized Nanette's disguise as just that, and the young vagabonds found them selves falling in love. But the diabolical villain who had separated Harry from his family fortune had designs on Nanette as well. . .

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