The Grand Masquerade (The Bold Women Series Book 4) - Plot & Excerpts
The man had not only stolen her peace of mind but her communication with the spirits. She feared listening to them, filled with trepidation about what they may say about him. Sydnee was not only afraid of her infatuation for Fletcher but of the ramifications of a serious liaison. If she allowed herself to fall in love with this man, any man, she could compromise Tristan’s secret relationship with D’anton. Creoles were tolerant of men having an inamorata, but men loving men was another story and extremely taboo. Tristan had Isabel for this masquerade, but they needed a home in which to rendezvous. She could not take a chance by allowing anyone else into this world which was balanced so precariously on secrets and trust. The next morning The Mississippi Empress arrived in St. Louis. Sydnee was packing when there was a knock on her stateroom door. It was Locke. Although he was dressed in crisp, clean clothes, he looked as if he had slept little, with dark rings under his eyes.
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