Franklin's Folly

by Georgina Grey

Although lovely Susan Eaton privately longed for something more than neighborliness from young Lord Woodstone, she give no hint of these yearnings. Indeed, people were wont to call her "that nice, sensible Miss Eaton," not knowing her romantic heart was beating violently beneath the cod exterior. As for the dashing Lord Woodstone he was even more loath to admit to anything so unseemly a passion for a mere girl. Suddenly the strangest things began to happen...for instance, that rake Sir Rupert forcing his embrace on Susan. And Lord Woodstone seeing it and misunderstanding. Heavens, what a fuss!

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Which character stayed with you after you turned the last page, and why?
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