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Singing in the Woods

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Honor Martindale was a beautiful madcap, a spoiled heiress used to getting her own way-that is, until she met John Barrington. John was completely different from the well-mannered young hopefuls she had met the society balls and musicales, so obviously …

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Honor Martindale was a beautiful madcap, a spoiled heiress used to getting her own way-that is, until she met John Barrington. John was completely different from the well-mannered young hopefuls she had met the society balls and musicales, so obviously unperturbed by her flirtatious teasing, her beauty and most of all her wealth that his rough masculine appeal drew her like a magnet. Flaunting all the rules of convention, Honor was accused of throwing herself at him--and worse. Having stirred up a social hornet's nest, Honor risked her future happiness to win the love of a man who believed that the chasm between their two worlds could never be bridged.

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"Honor Martindale was a beautiful madcap, a spoiled heiress used to getting her own way-that is, until she met John Barrington. John was completely different from the well-mannered young hopefuls …"

— Margaret

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