The Double Dilemma
The Longleigh Chronicles
by Lynn Shurr
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Pub Date May 01 2020 | Archive Date May 31 2020
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Description
When Lady Flora’s twin daughters, Clio and Calliope, declare they will marry only twins, she is at a loss on how to proceed. However, her son, James, knows of a pair of young men living in a crumbling castle by the sea. Besotted by the gothic novels they have been reading, the girls could not be happier. An invitation to Castle Blackwater is soon forthcoming. It has everything they desire: hidden passages, an evil lord, and handsome heroes. But, who will marry the heir and which must settle for the spare is entirely another matter.
Available Editions
| EDITION | Ebook |
| ISBN | 9781613095768 |
| PRICE | $3.99 (USD) |
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Featured Reviews
Bonnie D, Reviewer
A sometimes humorous story about titled twin daughters who insist on marrying only twins. Pickings are slim, but their brother knows of a pair.
This short romance is full of both fun and danger, and is an entertaining read.
Mystica V, Reviewer
After a spate of gruesome mystery murder books, this was a welcome change.
Rather frivolous but sometimes we need this kind of light hearted read. Twins insistent only on marrying another set of twins. Rather hard to find but their brother scouts around and does find an unlikely pair.
A fun read.
Kaye T, Reviewer
A fair story, but a little silly for my older taste. Would recommend in you are under 25 and want a quick easy summer read.
Rona N, Reviewer
The double Dilemma by Lynn Shurr
A lighthearted story about titled twins who are doing the season and have stated they will only marry twins and there are very few titled twins suitable. Add to the mix that the Longleigh twins are a tad precarious for young ladies.
A reasonable book if you don’t want anything to heavy. Some humour but not much substance in the middle and I lost interest but picks up at the later part of the book.
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