The Denville Diamond

by Winifred Witton

NEITHER could disguise the love in their hearts Miss Violet Langford dearly loved her cousin who was plotting an elopement. Violet had only to agree to appear at Branleigh House disguised as her cousin while that lady was on her way to the border. The Honourable Bentley Frome objected strongly to masquerading as his infamous married brother in order to retrieve the family heirloom, the Denville Diamond, which was known to be at Branleigh House. From the moment of their arrival, their double deception threatened to overset them both until their moment of disaster turned into a lifetime of singular devotion!

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