Set in England in 1853, this is the story of Lady Grace
Warren is the oldest of 7 daughters. Grace promised her mother when she died
that she would see all of her younger sisters wed to men they loved. All are
now married save her younger sister. To make sure their father does not give
Anne to the pervert, Lord Fentington, Grace offers to marry him herself. But
she is only buying time. Lord Fentington would never marry her if she was no
longer a virgin and Grace sets out to make sure she is not with a visit to her
best friend who runs an exclusive brothel.
After losing two wives in childbirth, Vincent Germaine, Duke
of Raeburn vows he will never marry again. Now he only finds his pleasure with
London’s courtesans. He never knew the bewitching young woman whose virtue he
claimed is the daughter of an earl. Worried he may have planted a babe in yet
another poor woman, he decides to find her. And he does.
A well-told tale with a noble hero and a very capable
heroine. It’s a story of family love and treachery and second, even third
chances. I recommend it!
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