Lights, Laughter And A Lady-Love In The Moon-Bride To The King

Description for LIGHTS, LAUGHTER AND A LADY/LOVE IN THE MOON/BRIDE TO THE KING by Barbara Cartland:

LIGHTS, LAUGHTER AND A LADY:

Left nearly destitute by her father's debts, Minella Clinton ventures to London to ask a childhood friend, Connie, to help her find respectable employment. To her astonishment Connie, a parson's daughter is a Gaiety Girl. When another actress becomes ill, Connie prevails on Minella to take her place at the Earl Of Wynterborne's private party. This chance meeting sparks a passionate attraction between Minella and the Earl. But Minella learns too late that the Earl is already married...

LOVE IN THE MOON:

Lady Caneda Lang journeys to the Dordogne region of France determined to teach her maternal grandparents and the family of the Duc de Saumac a lesson they will never forget for socially ostracizing her mother after she married Englishman Gerald Lang. But the current Duc, the son of the man her mother spurned, is not at all what she imagined him to be. In fact, against her will she finds herself undeniably attracted to him.

BRIDE TO THE KING

An arranged marriage to King Gyorgy of Dorsia---a total stranger and a reputed rake---is the last thing Zosina wants, but as the daughter of Arch-Duke Ferdinandy of Lutzelstein she accepts it as her duty to cement the alliance between their two countries and thwart the growing power of Bismarck. But all of Zosina's worst fears are confirmed when she meets the argumentative and disagreeable king. To make matters worse, she finds herself drawn to the king's handsome Regent.