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Three of Clare Darcy’s most memorable Regency novels are gathered into one convenient volume. In *Lady Pamela* a spirited young noblewoman seeks to restore her family’s honor by recovering a missing Foreign Office memorandum, only to find herself entangled with Lord Dalven and political intrigue. *Victoire* follows a resourceful heroine who foils a plot to extort the Marquis of Tarn, leading to a complex courtship amid the London Season and rival suitors. *Allegra* tells the story of a penniless young lady who, after her father’s death, refuses a charity marriage with Sir Derek and sets off to Brussels as a schoolmistress, only to be challenged by the Battle of Waterloo and the persistent suitor. Each book delivers Darcy’s lively dialogue, period detail, and charismatic aristocratic characters.
First publish date: 1979
Genre: Romance/Historical Romance
Authors: Clare Darcy
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