The Wicked Godmother

The Wicked Godmother by M. C. Beaton is the third installment in the A House for the Season series, published by Canvas in 2013. This 200-page novel follows the story of Harriet Metcalf, a lovely but penniless woman who unexpectedly becomes the guardian of two snobbish twin daughters after being named in a nobleman’s will. As Harriet navigates the complexities of the London Season, she finds herself entangled with two eligible bachelors, the Marquis of Huntington and Lord Vere, who see her in a different light than she perceives.
Readers will discover a blend of romance and historical fiction as Harriet grapples with her new responsibilities and the attention of the gentlemen. The narrative explores themes of city life and the challenges of social standing during the Regency period. As Harriet’s feelings deepen for one of the suitors, she faces a cruel betrayal that threatens her honor, leading to a dramatic turn of events that could change her life forever. This edition presents a captivating glimpse into the intricacies of love and duty within a historical context.
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The third book in M.C. Beaton’s charming A House for the Season series.
It’s double trouble for poor, put-upon Harriet!
Lovely but penniless Harriet Metcalf is horrified when she is named in a nobleman’s will as guardian of his two ghastly and snobbish twin daughters. The innocent Harriet doesn’t feel wily enough to cope with the intricacies of the London Season – not to mention two of its most eligible bachelors, the Marquis of Huntington and Lord Vere.
Harriet views them only as suitors for the twins, while the gentlemen see only Harriet’s charms. And soon she finds herself falling for one of them… but a cruel betrayal will be her ruin unless the Clarges Street servants can save her honour, while she loses her heart!
‘Romance fans are in for a treat’ – Booklist
‘[M. C. Beaton] is the best of the Regency writers’ – Kirkus Reviews
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