With Lord Roarke, the man she has adored for ages in secret, is suspected in the brutal murder of her beloved stepmother, Elizabeth Leighton puts her psychic talents to work to find the true killer and clear Roarke's name. Original.
Elizabeth Leighton has just regained consciousness, only to learn that whoever assaulted her also murdered her dear stepmother Helen Northrup, Lady Carvey. Accused of the ghastly crime is Lord Roarke, the man she has quietly adored for so long. Convinced he was framed, Elizabeth turns to her extraordinary gift - the ability to know the past, future, and thoughts of those around her through her drawings. But the sketches tell a disturbing tale. Roarke doesn't know how long he can tolerate the tantalizing presence of Elizabeth, once simply an agreeable companion, and now, the lady of his dreams. How can he declare his love when the ton suspects him of such an evil deed? He must clear his name if he ever wishes to propose to her. Now, with Roarke's desperate quest for justice and Elizabeth's stubborn pursuit of the truth, they will come together to capture a killer - and each other's hearts.
Very good book!
Published by Thriftbooks.com User , 25 years ago
Elizabeth Leighton regained consciousness after four months. She learned her stepmother had been murdered and the man Elizabeth loved had been found passed out drunk on the bed beside her. Elizabeth apparently had come upon the scene and was assaulted. Elizabeth uses her extraordinary gift, of being able to draw the past and the thoughts of others, to hunt for the real murderer. ***Alana Clayton used her writing talent to create a wonderful "who-dunnit" tale set during the Regency time with a large cast of characters to cloud the reader's judgement. I loved it.***
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