An edition of The Fontainebleau Fan (2002)

The Fontainebleau Fan

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An edition of The Fontainebleau Fan (2002)

The Fontainebleau Fan

Large Print Edition
  • 2.7 (3 ratings) ·
  • 1 Want to read
  • 1 Currently reading
  • 5 Have read

High-born Meg Hayward averts poverty by stitching and hand-painting trifles for the ton, until her exquisite copy of an antique fan is mistakenly sold as the original to the righteous Earl of Wakefield. Resentful of his notion that she swindled him, Meg nevertheless agrees to redecorate his conservatory at Wakefield Hall. Until the handsome lord's attentions make her eager to finish it and escape. Included only in Romance 12 Series

Publish Date
Publisher
Thorndike Press
Language
English
Pages
298

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Cover of: The Fontainebleau Fan
The Fontainebleau Fan
2003, Thorndike Press
in English - Large Print Edition
Cover of: The Fontainebleau Fan
The Fontainebleau Fan
2002, Zebra Books
in English

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Edition Notes

Published in
Waterville, Me
Series
Thorndike Press large print romance series
Genre
Fiction.

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
813/.6
Library of Congress
PS3608.I578 F66 2003

The Physical Object

Pagination
298 p. (large print) ;
Number of pages
298

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL3570837M
Internet Archive
fontainebleaufan0000hins
ISBN 10
0786249897
LCCN
2002075029
OCLC/WorldCat
50898576
Library Thing
969697
Goodreads
3776824

Work Description

Miss Meg Hayward paints trifles to sell, a way to avoid poverty. When her copy of an antique fan is sold as the real thing, she must find it and make amends. Nicholas Wadsworth, the Earl of Wakefield, believes he was swindled by the lovely young artist. How could he know that spending weeks with her at his estate would lead him from anger and humiliation to sympathy and affection?

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June 13, 2024 Edited by Tauriel063 Edited without comment.
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