Country Cousin

About this book

A hard-up parson's daughter from a Yorkshire village, Eleanor Ferrers might have felt out of her depth when she came South at the invitation of her mother's friends, the well-off Mansel family, to stay with them for a time. But it would, at any rate, get her out of the way of Guy, who had walked out on her and was going to marry her sister instead. Eleanor needn't have worried about the Mansels, however; they couldn’t have been nicer or kinder, and she liked them immensely. All of them, that was, except the uncompromising Edward...