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Joan Smith
A Joan Smith farce. Lord Montaigne is felled by a broken heart and a broken leg. While recuperating, he pens a romance, Chaos is Come Again, which becomes a runaway success, Montaigne is embarrassed and keen to hide the identity of the author, not only because of his status and gender, but also because he has based the best-seller on his failed romance. A nobody from the country, Cecily Caldwell, agrees to pose as the anonymous author, although she is told it has been written by Montaigne’s aunt. Cecily agrees because she has a novel of her own to introduce to a London publisher, and she wants to do research on London society (including Lord Montaigne and his sister) for her next novel. The Christmas theme is slight.
| Edition | Large Print Edition |
|---|---|
| Publisher | ISIS |
| Pages | 192 |
| Search language | english |
| ISBN_10 | 0-753-17250-X primary |
| ISBN_13 | 978-0-753-17250-6 primary |
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