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His Inconvenient Choice - Choices #3

Leenie Brown

Publisher: Leenie Brown

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Summary

When Kitty Bennet loses her heart to Colonel Fitzwilliam, she is determined, with Mr. Darcy's help, to do what she can to help the colonel find his happiness.  Her choice to sell her designs unwittingly puts her not only in the colonel's path but also in the path of Lady Matlock, as well as a few society misses, who are determined to separate her from the colonel.  
Colonel Fitzwilliam has always known his father would try to force him into a marriage of convenience, but after Kitty Bennet captures his heart, he realizes his only chance at happiness lies in making an inconvenient choice.  However, it is a choice that will not go unchallenged, and as family secrets are revealed, it is a choice that, in creating happiness for himself, could destroy his family. 
The story is about 37,600 words in length or 216 paperback pages. 
Available since: 02/15/2016.

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