The Fortune Hunter

by Jo Beverley

FOR LOVE AND MONEY Poor Amy de Lacy. Her father's death has left the family impoverished and she's the only one who can rescue them. Her older sister Beryl, sweet as she is, is just too plain to attract a husband. But Amy, with her stunning blue eyes and golden hair, is the object of every man's fondest desires. Now she must use that advantage to snare a wealthy husband. Amy has no doubts about her foolproof plan...until she meets Harry Crisp. Handsome and charming, Harry is not nearly wealthy enough, and Amy quickly rejects him. But she can't so easily dismiss the memory of just one sweet kiss. And it takes some skillful meddling on the part of well-meaning friends to create a second chance for the lovely fortune hunter and the man who offers far more than a fortune.

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