Mistress of Brown Furrows

Her marriage lacked only one thing--love. Legally and logically, TimothyCarrington had owed Carol nothing. He'd promised her father to take care ofher, and Timothy spared no expense. He had married her out of compassion, tosave her from a life of poverty and hardship; gave her everything, in fact,except the one thing she truly wanted. Her heart yearned to reach his; toconvince him she was more than an object of charity, her response more thansimple gratitude. She was a woman--capable of loving and being loved.


Genre: Romance