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 Brighter Than the Sun - Julia Quinn
Newest Review: ... the money and property left to him in his father's will. Eleanor faces an unhappy life ahead, her father a vicar is about to ... more  ... remarry and her future has very firm ideas about unmarried women making themselves useful around the house after all 'they should be greatful for the roof over their head.' A life of cleaning chimneys isn't Eleanor's idea of a life and so she accepts Charles proposal.
After their marriage, Eleanor moves into the Earl's home, but a series of so-called accidents lead her to believe that someone somewhere doesn't want her to be the Countess of of Billington for very long.
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Brighter Than the Sun - Julia Quinn: Imagine hair brighter than the sun! (286 words)
by - written on 05/10/09 (Very useful, 23 readings)
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Brighter Than the Sun is written by bestselling author Julia Quinn and is part of the Lyndon family saga. Eleanor Lyndon was minding her own business when the Earl of Billington, Charles Wycombe quite literally falls into her life and proposes marriage. Charles must marry before his thirtieth birthday or lose all of the money and property left to him in his father's will. Eleanor faces an unhappy life ahead, her father a vicar is about to remarry and her future has very firm ideas about unmarried women making themselves useful around the house after all 'they should be greatful for the roof over their head.' A life of cleaning chimneys isn't ... Read the complete review
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