A Wallflower Christmas
“Invitations to Lord Westcliff’s famed country estate were not easy to obtain. Located in the southern county of Hampshire, Stony Cross Park was reputed to have some of the finest acreage in England. The variety of flowering fields, fertile wet meadows, bogs and ancient forests made it a beautiful and sought-after place to visit. Generations of the same families had been invited to the same annual events and parties. To be excluded from the guest list would have resulted in the most inconsolable... outrage.
“And just think,” Natalie had mused on the long carriage ride from London. “If I marry Lord Westcliff’s brother-in-law, I will be able to visit Stony Cross Park any time I wish!”
“All for the price of having Mr. Bowman as your husband,” Hannah said dryly. Although she had not told Lord and Lady Blandford about the stolen kiss, she had made it clear that she did not believe Bowman would be a suitable partner for Natalie. The Blandfords, however, had counseled her to reserve judgment until they all became better acquainted with him.MoreLess
“And just think,” Natalie had mused on the long carriage ride from London. “If I marry Lord Westcliff’s brother-in-law, I will be able to visit Stony Cross Park any time I wish!”
“All for the price of having Mr. Bowman as your husband,” Hannah said dryly. Although she had not told Lord and Lady Blandford about the stolen kiss, she had made it clear that she did not believe Bowman would be a suitable partner for Natalie. The Blandfords, however, had counseled her to reserve judgment until they all became better acquainted with him.MoreLess
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