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When wealthy bachelor George Marchant marries the exotic Camilla Vane while away in Rome, his friends and family are astonished. Camilla’s motives are her rising debts and a largely forgotten small son. But, to her horror, the otherwise accommodating George insists on one that they live at the Marchant family estate back in England. From the moment Camilla arrives, life at the estate will never be the same again. Chaos is within the first year one of the family has attempted suicide, one marriage has ended, and one son is dead. Camilla is oblivious to the destruction she leaves in her wake, plotting her return to the continent – but there is one person willing to do whatever it takes to stop her.

Inspired by a young child's love for pancakes, this delightful book combines a playful rhyme scheme with simple cooking steps to create healthy pancake recipes. Designed to engage children in the cooking process, it offers an interactive reading experience perfect for breakfast or snack time. The recipe is conveniently included at the end, encouraging families to customize their pancakes with favorite toppings, making cooking a fun and educational activity for kids.

Violet Gallagher, a meticulous anchorwoman, thrives on structure and practicality, relying on self-help books over romantic fantasies. However, her life takes an unexpected turn when a charming stranger captures her attention at a party held in her honor, leading her to experience an enchanting evening that challenges her logical worldview. This encounter sparks a journey that intertwines her carefully crafted plans with the unpredictability of romance.

The first volume of Kindergarten Messenger is a faithful reprint of the original 1879 edition, preserving the historical content and quality of the text. This work offers insights into early childhood education principles and practices from the late 19th century, reflecting the educational philosophies of that era. It serves as a valuable resource for educators and historians interested in the development of kindergarten methods and the evolution of educational thought.

Originating from a dissertation, this work delves into a specific academic topic, offering in-depth analysis and insights. It showcases extensive research and presents a unique perspective on the subject matter, making it a valuable resource for scholars and students alike. The author acknowledges the contributions of mentors and peers, highlighting the collaborative nature of academic exploration. The book aims to bridge gaps in existing literature and stimulate further discussion within the field.

Sexual fantasies, infidelities, imbroglios, and betrayals collide at a Chelsea dinner party hosted by art gallery owners James and Victoria Harting. By the author of Scarlet Angel.