Love At The Ritz

Love At The Ritz

by Barbara Cartland

1992

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Lady Vilma Dale admired Monsieur Ritz's wonderful new Hotel in Paris, outfitted with electricity throughout. Yet it was in the magnificent Ritz that the sheltered beauty was pursued by a wicked French Comte. The English Marquis of Lynworth also has retreated to the Ritz Hotel, escaping from his mother's suggestion that he marry Princess Helgie of Whitenburg. He little expects to fall in love, but fate, in the guise of a cry for help, leads him to rescue a beautiful young lady from his enemy the Comte de Foret. The well-bred daughter of an Earl could never have imagined that she would be the cause of a duel... nor that her pure dreams would be dashed by a scandalous proposal. But true Love is a miracle that smooths all paths--to the promise of everlasting bliss....