[bksvol-discuss] Submitted another Six Sisters book
- From: "Kathy Hester" <kathyruth@xxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <bksvol-discuss@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 19 Dec 2008 11:07:18 -0600
I have just recently submitted Diana The Huntress by Marion Chesney, number
5 in the Six Sisters Series. It has been proof read and all page numbers
were moved to the tops of pages. Here's the synopsis:
Diana, a gauche tomboy, is resentful when Squire Radford interferes with
her plan to go fox hunting with her father. She goes, despite the vicar's
stern command to stay home. The squire recognizes her, and when she sees
that her father is really angry, she runs off from the hunt. She quickly
realizes that she is quite lost, and it is sleeting heavily, and her horse
must have shelter. She shelters in the home of Lord Mark Dantrey, whom all
the county mamas are determined she shall not snatch. She is disguised as a
boy, so she thinks she is safe. The next day, when the vicar sees her, he
informs her that her hunting days are over, that she will go to Lady
Godolphin for a season in London. She determines to do something quite
different from what he has in mind; she will live as a man in London for one
week of freedom. At the beginning of her journey, she meets Jack Emberton,
a card sharp who is not above making money by other means. He decides she
is fair game. A Gypsy has told her that a tall, dark man will enter her
life, so she thinks Jack fits the bill perfectly. She arrives in London,
masquerades as a boy, but is "pressganged" the first morning she ventures
out on her own, is rescued by Lord Dantrey, and goes to Lady Godolphin and
confesses all. The vicar arrives on the scene, after having received an
anonymous letter, which frightens them, since Lady Godolphin and Diana
thought the scandal was thoroughly squashed, and that she was likely to
receive a marriage proposal before the season even began. Her season is
abruptly curtailed, and she finds herself back in Hopeworth, where her
doings in London must be kept very quiet. Diana does finally accept the fact
that she is a woman, and doesn't mind it at all!
If you have any questions, contact me at
kathyruth@xxxxxxxxxx
Kathy
> "The LORD bless you and keep you;
> the LORD make His face shine upon you
> and be gracious to you;
> the LORD turn His face toward you
> and give you peace."
> Numbers 6:24-26
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