The Innocent Imposter

The Innocent Imposter

by Barbara Cartland

1995

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Ursa Hollington and her elder sister Penelope were as different as night and day, or--more precisely--country and city. The innocent Ursa, is asked by her married sister to impersonate her and stay with Lady Brackley, Penelope's mother-in-law. Lady Brackley is blind, so Ursa reluctantly agrees. During the guest at the splendid estate, she met the tall and irresistible Marquis of Charnwood, in need of a temporary finaceé. If Ursa could pay one role, she could play two, especially when the second was... herself! But the price was high, for in the Marquis Ursa had found her dream of love... a dream that honor forbade. Then the time for pretense was past, and Ursa and her Marquis reached for a rapture beyond measure, destined beyond the stars....