Anna Bennett
It Takes a Rake
It Takes a Rake
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Miss Kitty Beckett is a talented heiress and architect who vows to win Bellehaven Bay's first architectural design contest with a little help from her childhood rival.
Format: Paperback / softback
Length: 320 pages
Publication date: 12 February 2024
Publisher: St Martin's Press
Since her childhood, Miss Kitty Beckett has been a master of finding trouble. She has indulged in acts such as sneaking brandy, running away, and even managing to get under the skin of the boy who, like her, was an apprentice to an architect. As she has grown older, Kitty has developed into a talented heiress who possesses the ability to transform a lifeless building plan into a vibrant masterpiece through her skilled use of pencils and paints. Moreover, she possesses an uncanny ability to spot a rake from a considerable distance, and she is determined to remain untouched by any man who might hinder her pursuit of dreams.
When Bellehaven Bay announces its inaugural architectural design contest, Kitty resolves to secure victory, with the assistance of her childhood rival. She is determined to showcase her skills and prove that she is capable of achieving greatness in the world of architecture. With her determination and talent, Kitty is ready to take on the challenge and make her mark on the architectural landscape.
Weight: 160g
Dimension: 104 x 173 x 22 (mm)
ISBN-13: 9781250793959
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