Holiday in Bath

Regency Romance Because of her father's illness, Trelenny hasn't had a London season. Her opportunities to meet young men are extremely limited, but her parents want her to marry their neighbor, Cranford Ashwicke, in any case. To a vivacious young lady like Trelenny, Cranford's sterling attributes are profoundly dull, and he seems positively old (at twenty-eight). With a little scheming, and surprise help from that young man, a trip to Bath is granted. And amidst the wonders of that metropolis, Trelenny learns a great deal about herself-and Cranford. Alas, he now seems attached to Lady Jane Reedness, and Trelenny is left to the attentions of the suspect Mr. Rowle.