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Barbara Cartland

Learning To Love

The Earl of Cariston is faced with insuperable problems as he has completely run out of money. He has sold everything on his estate that he can, but even so there is nothing he can do to support those who rely on him and they are on the verge of starvation. In desperation he calls into his Club to find an old friend, Lord Shield, and tells him all his woes. Lord Shield is in a bad way himself, but does suggest that he visits a certain Mr. Randon who is temporarily in London and beg for his help. Mr. Randon has made a fortune in America and used to be a good friend of the Earl’s father. The Earl goes off in some trepidation to a hotel to meet Mr. Randon, who is very ill and on the verge of dying. He tells him his sad story and is astonished when Mr. Randon makes him a most extraordinary proposition. If he will agree to marry his daughter, Kristina, at eleven o’clock the next morning, the Earl will receive a very large sum to rescue and restore his estate! The Earl has no option but to accept and is faced with marrying someone he has never met within just a few hours. Equally Kristina is forced into marriage with a complete stranger by her forceful father. How the Earl and Kristina manage to cope with their joint predicament, find out about each other and eventually gain everything theirs hearts could desire is told in this enthralling romantic story by BARBARA CARTLAND.
140 printed pages
Copyright owner
Barbara Cartland Ebooks Ltd.
Original publication
2012
Publication year
2011
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  • Karinashared an impression3 years ago
    🙈Lost On Me

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Quotes

  • fatimahj07has quoted3 years ago
    “Why should – they want to kiss a – pretty woman?” Kristina asked in a very low voice

    How dumb is she??

  • fatimahj07has quoted3 years ago
    I want women to smile and look pretty – they look so plain when they cry.”

    🤦🏻‍♀️🙄

  • fatimahj07has quoted3 years ago
    He had always disliked what he considered to be pushy, aggressive women who thought they knew better than men and, where possible, tried to rule the roost

    … as opposed to men who were just as aggressive and pushy but applauded for such?

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