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A young couple falls on hard times when the man is accused of murdering his cousin after he makes a claim on their uncle's fortune. Together, they must uncover the truth to save their relationship and repair his name.
Louise Harris is a bright and beautiful young woman. She's being courted by Luke de Mountford, the purported heir to his uncle's fortune. While the couple plans to marry, their future is threated by the arrival of Philip de Mountford, Luke's cousin. He is considered a viable successor to the Mountford family estate. When he is found stabbed, Luke is viewed as a prime suspect due to his relation and clear motive. Despite the situation, Louise believes he's innocent and plans to support him through the trial.
The Heart of a Woman isn't a whimsical romance. It tests the limitations of love and its heroine's will. It's a story of resilience and faith in the midst of the most heartbreaking circumstance.
With an eye-catching new cover, and professionally typeset manuscript, this edition of The Heart of a Woman is both modern and readable.
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Table of contents
- Cover
- Title Page
- Copyright
- Contents
- I. Which Tells of a Very Commonplace Incident
- II. Once More the Obvious
- III. And Now Almost Like a Dream
- IV. Nothing Really Tangible
- V. Just an Obvious Duty
- VI. Just a Disagreeable Old Man
- VII. The Part Played by a Five-Pound Note
- VIII. And Thus the Shadow Descended
- IX. Which Tells of the Inevitable Result
- X. Life Must Go on Just the Same
- XI. And There Are Social Duties to Perform
- XII. Shall a Man Escape His Fate?
- XIII. They Have No Heart
- XIV. The Tale Had to Be Told
- XV. And Many Must Be Questioned
- XVI. And the Puppets Danced
- XVII. And What of the Secret?
- XVIII. It Would Not Do, You Know
- XIX. Not All About It
- XX. And Thatâs the Truth
- XXI. Have Another Cigar
- XXII. Then the Miracle Was Wrought
- XXIII. Why All This Mystery?
- XXIV. A Herd of Cackling Geese
- XXV. The Fog Was Dense, I Couldnât Rightly See
- XXVI. The Next Witness Please
- XXVII. And People Went Out to Luncheon
- XXVIII. Which Tells of an Unexpected Turn of Events
- XXIX. The World Is So Large
- XXX. And Then Every One Went Home
- XXXI. And There Are People Who Do Not Care
- XXXII. A Man Must Act As He Thinks Best
- XXXIII. If You Would Only Let Yourself Go
- XXXIV. Which Speaks Only of Farewells
- XXXV. Which Tells of Pictures in the Fire
- XXXVI. People Donât Do That Sort of Thing
- XXXVII. It Is One Human Life Against the Other
- XXXVIII. The Hand of Death Was on Him Too
- XXXIX. A Mere Woman Fighting for the Thing She Loved
- XL. And Thus Her Hour Had Come
- XLI. Which Tells of the Contents of the Note Book
- XLII. Which Tells Once More of Commonplace Incidents
- A Note About the Author
- A Note from the Publisher