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Kitty Childs has spent the last two years warding off the efforts of the most notorious matchmaker in London: her own mother. As a result, she has learned to wield her societal mask like a warrior’s shield. There are worse fates than being thought of as cold and disinterested.
Oliver Linfield is not opposed to marriage, per se. But it is not a priority. If he never finds a wife, so be it. He can leave everything to the future children of his identical twin brother.
When Oliver’s aunt introduces him to a stone-faced debutante, he wants to disregard the meeting like so many before it. But there is just one problem: he has met Miss Childs before—while they were both hiding behind a potted plant. And that young lady intrigued him.
When a case of mistaken identity leads to gossip and a feigned courtship, Oliver and Kitty have a choice. Do they cling to their societal personas? Or trust each other enough to lower their masks?
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Kitty Childs has spent the last two years warding off the efforts of the most notorious matchmaker in London: her own mother. As a result, she has learned to wield her societal mask like a warrior’s shield. There are worse fates than being thought of as cold and disinterested.
Oliver Linfield is not opposed to marriage, per se. But it is not a priority. If he never finds a wife, so be it. He can leave everything to the future children of his identical twin brother.
When Oliver’s aunt introduces him to a stone-faced debutante, he wants to disregard the meeting like so many before it. But there is just one problem: he has met Miss Childs before—while they were both hiding behind a potted plant. And that young lady intrigued him.
When a case of mistaken identity leads to gossip and a feigned courtship, Oliver and Kitty have a choice. Do they cling to their societal personas? Or trust each other enough to lower their masks?
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