Golden GIrl

The only way that Anthony Selbourne, the new Duke of Cheviot, can save his centuries-old estate and redeem his father’s debts is by marrying ‘golden girl’ Sarah Patterson, granddaughter of a vulgar multimillionaire. Sarah doesn’t want to marry, she wants to be a painter, but Anthony seduces her with his extraordinary good looks and promises to encourage her artistic hopes. Once they marry the two are surprised by an unexpected and intense love. Then attempts begin to happen on Sarah’s life and the twisted finger of suspicion points to Anthony. Can her husband be after Sarah’s additional fortune? Can she dare to trust him? And if it’s not Anthony, then who else could want her dead?


Some comments about Joan Wolf and this title ...

A charming, poignant story … with strong characters and vivid prose.
Rendevous

Wolf uses her polished storytelling skills to unravel a peculiar arranged marriage. Suspenseful plotting and solid characterizations will keep readers riveted.
Publishers Weekly

This story is filled with beautiful romance, suspense, and more twists and turns than a roller coaster. Readers will not want to put this one down. It will keep you on the edge of your chair until the wee hours of the night … a sheer delight.
Yvonne Hering for Time Inc.

Joan Wolf has created an outstanding masterpiece of spun gold with Golden Girl! … I would cherish one day in the company of the Duke of Cheviot, but a night would be fantastic!
Suzanne Coleburn, The Belles and Beaux of Romance.

This book made it to the Washington Post bestseller list. Number 9.