Sweet impostor

by Rosemary Carter

Unjustly accused of causing a popular singer's death. Roumayne Mallory was fired from her job, jilted by her fiancée and damned by public opion. She wanted only to escaped and Marcelia Du Toit, her exact double in appearance provided a way. "I want you to impersonate me," Marcelia told Roumayne, "Go home to my grandparents' South African farm and get Eugene Hugo's engagement ring on your finger." She smiled slyly. "Then I'll come back in time to take my rightful place as Eugene's bride." But Roumayne complicated matters by falling in love with Eugene herself!

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