Plain Jane

by Marion Chesney

It's up to the servants of 67 Clarges Street to hatch a scheme ... and arrange a match!'Oh, to be as beautiful as Euphemia!' sighs plain Jane Hart when she joins her sister at No. 67 for the Season, because then Lord Tregarthan might notice her as she has noticed him and forever lost her heart. And while it is Euphemia's fate to flit her way through balls and into the arms of a marquis, Jane's is to stay at home ... until the household staff transform the Miss into the Season's sensation, and send her waltzing into a daring liaison with the man of her dreams!

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