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During the bustling London Season, Charlotte Trowbridge—known for her golden hair and springgreen eyes—attracts the attention of the powerful Earl Wycliffe. Though celebrated as a societal marvel, Charlotte is simply the daughter of a vicar. Wycliffe, renowned for his methodical and logical demeanor, finds in Charlotte a woman who can unravel his reserve and ignite a passionate romance.
First publish date: 1995
Genre: Romance/Historical Romance
Authors: Deborah Simmons
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