Sally

By Jennie Tremaine, M C Beaton Writing as Marion Chesney

Subjects: Man-woman relationships, Nobility, Romance, Fiction, Relations entre hommes et femmes, Advice columnists, Young women, Jeunes femmes, Romans, nouvelles, Social life and customs, Manners and customs, FICTION, Courriéristes du cœur, Mœurs et coutumes, Fiction, Romance, Historical, Edwardian, General

Description: She was an honored guest in a palatial country home. "Aunt Mabel," lovelorn columnist of Home Chats magazine, had been summoned to prevent the Duchess of Dartware's son, Paul, from a marriage worse than death. Who would have guessed that behind Aunt Mabel's acid pen and ageless wisdom lurked eighteen-year-old Sally Blane...determined to make the handsome marquess her own! But how could she compete, wearing false wrinkles and a white wig? It was a challenge worthy of Sally herself: to conquer the upper crust of Dartware and enchant her newfound Prince Charming, without giving "Aunt Mabel's" secret away....