To Make a Marriage

by Cheryl Anne Porter

St. Martin's Press

January 2, 2004

ISBN-13: 031298281X

Available in: Paperback

To Make a Marriage
by Cheryl Anne Porter

Victoria Redmond, of the Savannah Redmonds, must be married off to the next suitor as quickly as possible when she is caught in a compromising position with a completely unsuitable man. Her father ships her off to England with the promise of wealth to the next Englishman who in turn promises marriage. That man is John Spencer Whitfield, the Duke of Moreland, a complete stranger—albeit a devastatingly handsome one...

If he wants to keep possession of his ancestral home, John Spencer Whitfield, tenth Duke of Moreland, must wed the very wealthy Victoria Redmond. Determined to enjoy at least one aspect of their union, Whitefield introduces his beautiful new wife to the pleasures of the marriage bed—and discovers passion like no other. But this marriage ends up being anything but convenient when Victoria gets word of trouble from her family back in America and flees England without even so much as a good- bye to her new husband. But Whitfield isn't about to let her get away from him so easily. Now it's high time that his independent wife learns a thing or two about what it means to have and to hold...



Cheryl Anne Porter's Bio

Cheryl Anne Porter
Author & Speaker

Award-winning novelist Cheryl Anne Porter writes historical romantic suspense-acclaimed for rich characterizations, evocative settings, and riveting plots-and brings a fresh and unique voice to contemporary romantic comedy, as well, making her one of the rare few authors to achieve success in these two very different genres. A national keynote speaker, workshop presenter, and college-level writing instructor, Cheryl's professional honors include having her work chosen by the US Library of Congress for its Rare Book Collection, earning Publishers Weekly's prestigious Starred Review, the National Readers Choice Award, and a variety of other accolades.

Cheryl's 2002 releases include the innovative historical suspense title, The Marriage Masquerade; mainstream romantic comedy, Popping The Question; and the short contemporary comedy, Daddy By Design?