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D.E. Stevenson

The Fair Miss Fortune Paperback Book

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Classic 1938 romantic comedy
Previously unpublished D.E. Stevenson
Includes author's archival letters
Charming English village setting
220 pages of wit
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"Theres something . . . I mean we simply must see Miss Fortune now. She isnt in bed, is she?""No, she aint," said Nannie grimly. "She ought to be, but she aint, an you shall see er. Ho, yes you shall! Both of you shall see er before youre any older."The village of Dingleford is all aquiver with the arrival of lovely young Miss Fortune with plans to open a tea house. Captain Charles Weatherby, just back from India, has "no use for bright little creatures no matter how long their eyelashes might be," but his perspective shifts when they actually meet (much to his mothers secret delight). The interest of Harold Prestcott, perpetual doormat to a smothering mother, is also piqued, much to her bitter chagrin. And when Miss Fortunes sister arrives in the village, soon pursued by an irate Frenchman, confusions bloom, passions flare, and hilarity reigns, all in classic D.E. Stevenson style.The Fair Miss Fortune, written in 1938, was originally (rather bafflingly) rejected by D.E. Stevensons publisher. It only finally appeared in print in a limited edition from Greyladies in 2011, and Furrowed Middlebrow and Dean Street Press are delighted to make it more widely available with this new edition. It also includes archival letters between the author and her agent, and an autobiographical sketch by D.E. Stevenson."Miss Stevenson has her own individual and charming way of seeing things." Western Mail

SKU: M9781915014351
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Binding: Paperback;220 pages; Publisher: Dean Street Press; Classification: N/A; Weight: 340.9 g; Dimensions: N/A

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