· Minerva The Taming of Annabelle book. Read reviews from world’s largest community for readers. Before M. C. Beaton (a.k.a. Marion Chesney) began writin /5. · The second book of Marion Chesney's first series, the author continued to explore the vein of six sisters who change as they grow up. It's no coincidence that the title should derive from the Taming of the Shrew, since Annabelle is probably the closest one to being a shrew of all her heroines/5(93). Apart from Minerva, there was Annabelle, seventeen, Deirdre, fifteen, Daphne, fourteen, Diana, thirteen, and Frederica, aged twelve. Annabelle, the next in line, suffered from a nagging feeling of discontent which had nothing to do with her family’s straitened circumstances.
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The Taming of Annabelle by Marion Chesney Missing dust jacket; Readable copy. Pages may have considerable notes/highlighting. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More, Spend Less. Read The Taming of Annabelle by Marion Chesney Online - Books on www.doorway.ru Blue-eyed blonde Annabelle Armitage envies eldest sister Minerva her intended, Lord Sylvester Comfrey. Their hunt-happy vicar father assigned Minerva the job of saving their family fortunes. Sylvester's best friend, Lord Peter, Marquess of Brabington, falls in love with Annabelle and has to fight his beloved to win her heart. Apart from Minerva, there was Annabelle, seventeen, Deirdre, fifteen, Daphne, fourteen, Diana, thirteen, and Frederica, aged twelve. Annabelle, the next in line, suffered from a nagging feeling of discontent which had nothing to do with her family’s straitened circumstances.
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