The Pink Phaeton

WILD AND WILLFUL - that is how Dorinda seems compared to her sister, the oh-so-feminine younger daughter of the Earl of Tillbury. Yet Dorinda loves the color pink as much as she adores the "manly" sport of riding...so much so that when the Earl's carriage is, by mistake, painted a "pink hue" instead of an "ink blue," Dorie wants it desperately. Recklessly, she accepts her father's conditions: in return for her pink phaeton, Dorie must marry. Nonetheless, accepting an arranged match arouses the rebel in her - even when her intended is the dark-eyed nobleman Lionel Ridgely, the man he little sister would gladly wed, the man who sends her own heart thumping so wildly in her breast...