Miss Milton Speaks Her Mind

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Miss Milton Speaks Her Mind

Orphaned as a child, Miss Jane Milton lives to serve her Stover cousins, tending to their every need. Her beloved cousin Blair suffered a slow and painful death from wounds received at the Battle of Waterloo, and now, ten months later, Miss Milton feels utterly forlorn. Her one solace is caring for Lord Canfieldâ€™s orphaned son, Andrew, a sad boy dogged by rumors that he was conceived before Lord Canfield married his mother. Is the source of these rumors Miss Miltonâ€™s second cousin, the imperious Lady Carruthers, who seems determined to disinherit Andrew in favor of her own profligate son? If only Miss Milton could stand up to the horrid woman and her insults. Miss Milton finds herself spending more and more time in the company of her neighbor, a handsome tradesman. Mr. Butterfield, said to â€œsmell of the shop,â€ in fact smells deliciously of lavender. He has an encouraging effect on Miss Milton, helping her to understand that her world will not collapse if she learns to speak her mind. As her regard for her neighbor grows, Miss Milton remains aware of the many reasons they cannot be together. Fifteen years older, Mr. Butterfield is dangerously liberal-minded and earns his fortune through hard work. And she, whose aristocratic relatives look down on men of his ilk, is an impoverished spinster, almost thirty years old. In truth, the real gulf between them lies in the many guilty secrets they and others seem determined to guard at all costs.

Country	USA
Author	Carla Kelly
Binding	Kindle Edition
EISBN	9781603819541
Format	Kindle eBook
IsAdultProduct
Label	Camel Press
Manufacturer	Camel Press
NumberOfPages	288
PublicationDate	2014-01-17
Publisher	Camel Press
ReleaseDate	2014-01-17
Studio	Camel Press

Miss Milton Speaks Her Mind

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