The Perfect Regency Set · The Perfect Debutante / The Perfect Spinster / The Perfect Christmas by Anders, Annabelle -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

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Title Page Contents CAN LOVE overcome the ravages of guilt and carry them through life’s imperfections? Copyright Acknowledgments A note from the author The Perfect Debutante

1. Chapter 1 2. A Proposal 3. For her Mother’s sake 4. Home again 5. A drive 6. The mine 7. The Apology 8. The meaning of honor 9. Mothers 10. Betrothed 11. A wedding to plan 12. The day of the ball 13. Ruined slippers 14. Preparations 15. I do 16. The prelude 17. Consummation 18. Intrusion 19. Running away 20. Foundlings 21. An offering 22. The honeymoon 23. Home 24. A household in mourning 25. Four small boys 26. Adjusting 27. Understanding 28. Confessions 29. Love Epilogue

FLIRTATIOUS ATTRACTION threatens to erupt in passion, but duty and honor forbid anything more. The Perfect Spinster

1. An Awkward Situation 2. Second Impressions 3. Being Neighborly 4. A Lift 5. A Friend 6. Minding One’s Own Business 7. An Outing 8. Reasons 9. Good Intentions 10. When a Gentleman Hires a Valet 11. A Hole in the Hill 12. A Formal Proposal 13. Temptation 14. Reality 15. Disillusioned 16. The Unthinkable 17. Another Collapse 18. Aftermath 19. London 20. Moving On? 21. Mother’s and House Parties 22. Nice People… Mostly 23. She’s a Lady 24. The Other Woman 25. An Innocent Outing 26. A Moment 27. A Long Visit 28. No! 29. The Chase 30. A Dire Situation 31. The Battle 32. Farewell, My Friend 33. A London Ball 34. Tell Me There is Still Hope Epilogue

The Perfect Christmas Dedication Has the Baron’s unforgivable sin doomed their love forever? The Perfect Christmas

Prologue 1. Twelve Years Later 2. The Fairchilds 3. Remorse 4. Dinner Conversation 5. Change in Plans 6. More than Meets the Eye 7. Beside Him 8. Sky Manor 9. Eligible Bachelors and Unmarried Ladies 10. A Map would be Most Helpful 11. A Mistake 12. A Flickering Smile 13. An Unexpected Guest 14. Betrothed? 15. Christmas Eve Epilogue

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