The Sherbrooke Series Novels 1-5
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When he was writing in the bride’s name, he wrote “Jack.” He grinned and marked it out. Winifrede. Perfectly dreadful, but it didn’t matter. Winifrede Levering. Ah, well, he didn’t like Graciella any better.
It was nearly midnight. Mr. Harpole Genner and Lord Bricker had visited him earlier in the evening and told him to proceed with his marriage to the young lady whose virtue he hadn’t abused at all, but since that didn’t matter in society’s eyes, she would doubtless make him an excellent w...ife.
They’d all shared a brandy.
He finished the announcement and looked up at the light tap on the library door.
“Come.”
It was Jack, looking all sorts of pale and scared and ridiculous in Mathilda’s black peignoir, which trailed after her like a witch’s train. All she needed was a familiar.
“Just a moment,” Gray said. He rose and walked over to where his Eleanor was curled up in front of a sluggishly burning fire.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When he was writing in the bride’s name, he wrote “Jack.” He grinned and marked it out. Winifrede. Perfectly dreadful, but it didn’t matter. Winifrede Levering. Ah, well, he didn’t like Graciella any better.
It was nearly midnight. Mr. Harpole Genner and Lord Bricker had visited him earlier in the evening and told him to proceed with his marriage to the young lady whose virtue he hadn’t abused at all, but since that didn’t matter in society’s eyes, she would doubtless make him an excellent w...ife.
They’d all shared a brandy.
He finished the announcement and looked up at the light tap on the library door.
“Come.”
It was Jack, looking all sorts of pale and scared and ridiculous in Mathilda’s black peignoir, which trailed after her like a witch’s train. All she needed was a familiar.
“Just a moment,” Gray said. He rose and walked over to where his Eleanor was curled up in front of a sluggishly burning fire.
What to read after The Sherbrooke Series Novels 1-5?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Catherine Coulter to read onlineMoreLess
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