Hidden affections / Delia Parr.
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TextPublication details: Thorndike, Me. : Center Point Pub., 2011.Edition: Center Point Large Print edDescription: 447 p. ; 22 cmISBN: - 161173133X (library binding : alk. paper)
- 9781611731330 (library binding : alk. paper)
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Main Library | Large Print Fiction | Parr Del | Available | 33111006819128 |
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Betrayed by her husband, Annabelle Tyler now bears the burden of being a divorcee. For an upstanding young woman, this is a difficult position to be in.While attempting to start a new life for herself, an unwelcome turn of events forces Annabelle - who had sworn never to marry again - to wed Harrison Graymoor, the most eligible bachelor in Philadelphia. Harrison assures her that he will get an annulment right away, but the constable has already sent word of the marriage to the press.There are more than a few obstacles blocking this marriage: Harrison's reputation as a ladies' man, his cousin's interest in Annabelle, and her suddenly repentant ex-husband. But for two individuals dead set against marriage, there are plenty of second thoughts about the one forced on them.
Betrayed by her husband, Annabelle Tyler wears the burden of legally being a divorcee, a difficult position for an upstanding young woman to find herself in. While attempting to start a new life for herself, an unexpected turn of events once again has Annabelle married--this time to Harrison Graymoor, the most eligible, yet elusive, bachelor in Philadelphia. Harrison assures her that he will secure an annulment immediately, unaware that the constable has sent word of the marriage to the press in Philadelphia. And here things continue to go awry. Harrison's past, a philanthropic cousin with his eye on Annabelle, and the appearance of Annabelle's ex-husband threaten the tentative relationship growing between Harrison and his "wife." For two individuals set against marriage, there are certainly a lot of second thoughts regarding the one forced upon them.