The Dangers Of Deceiving A Viscount - Plot & Excerpts
Phoebe was proud of her creations. She hadn’t had time to adorn them properly—particularly not with all the nonsense in the salon that had resulted in her complete inability to do anything but stare out the window for another wasted hour—but the crowning glory of Jane’s pale green gown was a silky rose sash. Handmade rosettes adorned Alice’s lavender satin gown. Alice looked attractive and softly feminine in it, which Phoebe would have thought impossible on their first meeting. Jane looked rather sweet and twirled about during her last fitting, watching the train move behind her as she chattered incessantly about the Remington family. She knew precious little about them, really—if one took the time to actually listen to what Jane was nattering on about—other than what was said about them in Greenhill, and what the local gentry were certain to think if the Remingtons were to dine at Wentworth Hall. The last bit sparked an argument with Alice, who insisted no one would care a whit if they dined at Wentworth Hall or at a pig’s trough, and even if they did, Jane should be the last in all of Bedfordshire to know it.
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