The Bored Bridegroom

The Bored Bridegroom

by Barbara Cartland

1974

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For as long as Lucretia Hedley could remember, she had loved the Merlyncourt estate and its handsome young lord, the Marquis of Merlyncourt. He was the most desired bachelor in all of England and now, suddenly, she was to become the Marquis' wife and mistress of Merlyncourt. But Lucretia knew the Marquis. Her youth was a handicap, she knew he had no patience for innocent, sweet girls. He would soon be bored with her and she would lose him. Lucretia had to change. She was determined to become a woman--a sophisticated, experienced woman of the world. Little did she know that such a transformation would entrap both her and the Marquis in a chilling intrigue of danger and high adventure. She takes lessons to become a sophistticated women in order to keep his love.