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When Lord
Craythorne arrives at his sister's house to discover
Flora Chayter, his niece's governess, canoodling with
Malcom Brenner, he immediately dismisses her. His
annoyance is therefore understandable when he finds that
she is the companion of Mrs Wylde, whom he has agreed to
escort to Venice. At first, his previous judgements of her seem to be confirmed, as he sees her pursued by his young cousin and one of his friends. But Flora is no temptress, but an honourable woman, and gradually, the earl is forced to re-examine his opinion. Malcom's unexpected appearance seems to confirm Craythorne's original view, and he treats Flora with calculated insolence and contempt; but it is not until he almost loses her that he is forced to confront his true feelings for her. The Background to "The Grand Tour" Also available in Large Print and as in My Weekly Story Collection |