Masquerade

Monte Bolstridge, the third, last in line to carry on the family name must marry in six months or his father'sfortune will go to the servants. Overhead by a butler, he and the other servants plot to keep the young man frommarrying. Their scheme falls on the shoulders of a servant whose daughter is coming from America. Cynthia Pratttravels to London to see her mother. No longer a skinny, ugly duckling but a matured beautiful swan, she'sdisguised into an overweight, plain Jane.
When he discovers her disguise, Monte's outraged but realizes heloved her before discovering her beauty and has to court her into his arms. Editors Note:Many characters in this book have accents and or different speech patterns. The author has attempted to illustrate this phonically. These are not spelling errors.