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- paperback· 159 pp9780441776016
First published 1967
Souvenir of Monique
Count Etienne de Montigny made an unusual proposition to orphaned Laura Monteith: she would pose as Monique, his wife, who had disappeared and undoubtedly had been killed. Struck by her incredible resemblance to Monique, the Count intended to use Laura to expose the murderers. Laura soon had reason to believe that the handsome, brooding Count, with whom she was unwillingly falling in love, might not be as nobly motivated as he pretended. Trapped as she was by hostile relatives in the ancient family chateau, Laura also wondered whether she could escape the same fate as Monique.