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On a high‑school trip to London, Callie, eager to impress her peers, buys a pair of real Prada heels. A fall leads to a startling plunge into the year 1815, where she is mistaken for a long‑lost friend by Emily, who takes her into her family home.
In Regency England, Callie quickly finds herself entwined in the social fabric of Emily’s household, forming a bond with Emily’s cousin Alex, a handsome and somewhat proud duke. While navigating the customs and expectations of the era, Callie becomes determined to protect Emily from a looming engagement.
With the clock ticking on her unexpected journey, Callie must balance romance, friendship, and the rules of a bygone time to return to her present life with newfound confidence and love.
First publish date: 2009
Genre: Fantasy/Historical Fantasy
Authors: Amanda Hubbard
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