Let It Be Love

ATEDAT Let It Be Love (NAPSA)—A romantic tale of love and matchmaking might be just the gift to warm hearts on chilly nights. In Victoria Alexander’s “Let It Be Love” (Avon Books, $6.99), a marquess known for his scandalous behavior meets his match and the sparks fly. Jonathon EffNew York Times bestselling author of Me t Again ALEXANDER ‘Victoria. LETT ymetimes scandalous behasiori thebestofala ington pos- sesses the type of charm that allows him to float gracefully from scandal to scandal without as much as a smudge on his reputation. BEDOV af iens darkened room with the beautiful, untamable Fiona Fairchild. Sparks fly. When she proposes, a confused Jonathon accepts. Their marriage turns out to be more than some madcapfarce and both parties are astonished to find that despite the way their romance began, they are falling in love. Nothing can stop either of them from being completely carried away by passion. “You can’t explain perfect couples,” said Victoria Alexander. “They’re perfect for each other because theyare. It’s intrinsic.” Those who have read the book say Jonathon and Fiona will be remembered andcelebrated in the romance tradition for years to come. Available wherever books are sold.