The constant companion

Marion Chesney

Original title: The Constant Companion

earliest edition we have, 1980 MacDonald & Company (Publishers), Limited, 1981

"I am Miss Lamberton. Miss Constance Lamberton. I hoped that you would employ me as your companion." And so the quiet Constance Lamberton, an orphan, came to the household of the haughty and beautiful Lady Amelia Godolphin. She would serve as milady's chaperone at the Season's many festivities, an unwitting accomplice in Lady Amelia's scheme to trap the very eligible Lord Philip Cautry into marriage. But it was not...

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The constant companion edition · 2001 · Thorndike Press · 248 pages · 9780786236343
Constant Companion edition · 1987 · Fawcett · 9780449213247
The constant companion edition · 1981 · Macdonald Futura · 160 pages
Constant Companion edition · 1981 · MacDonald & Company (Publishers), Limited · 9780708820438
Constant Companion (Coventry Romances; 83) edition · 1980 · Ivy Books · 224 pages · 9780449501146

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