Delphie Carteret is forced into a dangerous marriage of convenience in Joan Aiken's stunning regency drama, The Five Minute Marriage. Perfect for fans of Bridgerton, the major romantic drama series from bltadwin.rue has been disinherited from he. The Five-Minute Marriage — Joan Aiken. The Five-Minute Marriage. —. Joan Aiken. "Marry Me!" That is what her cousin Gareth asked Delphie Carteret to do. It was just a make-believe ceremony, and, in exchange, Delphie's ailing mother would receive an annuity for life. Delphie was in no position to refuse. She was already losing the struggle to support herself and her mother. A delightully fun Regency romance reissue about a sham marriage turned all too real from legendary author Joan Aiken First comes marriage Desperate to help her ailing mother, Philadelphia "Delphie" Carteret agrees to partake in a sham wedding ceremony to her cousin, Gareth. This fulfills Gareth's. obligation to marry before his sick uncle passes, and in exchange Delphie's mother will be guaranteed /5(3).
The five-minute marriage by Joan Aiken, unknown edition. The Five-Minute Marriage. —. Joan Aiken. "Marry Me!" That is what her cousin Gareth asked Delphie Carteret to do. It was just a make-believe ceremony, and, in exchange, Delphie's ailing mother would receive an annuity for life. Delphie was in no position to refuse. She was already losing the struggle to support herself and her mother. Praise for Joan Aiken: "Ingenious a country-dance in high style, twirled to the tune of a proven virtuoso." -Kirkus Reviews for The Five-Minute Marriage "Delightful and humorous." -Historical Novels Review for Eliza''s Daughter.
Editions for The Five-Minute Marriage: (Paperback published in ), (Kindle Edition published in ), (Hardcover published in 1. Praise for Joan Aiken: "Ingenious a country-dance in high style, twirled to the tune of a proven virtuoso." —Kirkus Reviews for The Five-Minute Marriage "Delightful and humorous." —Historical Novels Review for Eliza's Daughter. A delightully fun Regency romance reissue about a sham marriage turned all too real from legendary author Joan Aiken First comes marriage Desperate to help her ailing mother, Philadelphia "Delphie" Carteret agrees to partake in a sham wedding ceremony to her cousin, Gareth. This fulfills Gareth's. obligation to marry before his sick uncle passes, and in exchange Delphie's mother will be guaranteed an annuity for life.
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