The Aristocrat
The Aristocrat by Catherine Coulter, published by Harlequin Enterprises, Limited in November 1993, is a contemporary romance novel that spans 253 pages. The story follows Brent Asherwood, a pro quarterback who unexpectedly inherits the title of Viscount and an English manor. Faced with the daunting prospect of losing his inheritance unless he marries his cousin, whom the family has long dismissed as an ugly duckling, Brent grapples with the implications of a dusty old will that threatens to dictate his future.
As Brent navigates his new responsibilities and the complexities of family legacy, he encounters Daphne, the cousin who has transformed into a captivating woman. This encounter challenges his initial perceptions and leads him to discover the deeper connections that bind them. The narrative explores themes of love and transformation within a historical context, inviting readers to witness Brent’s journey as he learns to embrace the unexpected changes in his life.
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Suddenly becoming Viscount Asherwood and the lord of an English manor was enough of a shock for pro quarterback Brent Asherwood. Finding out he could lose it all if he didn’t marry the cousin the whole family referred to a an ugly duckling was too much. Brent was damned if some dusty old will was going to control his life. Then he actually met the swan that Daphne had become–and realized that what an eccentric relative had really left him was a legacy of love.
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