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Set in Regency England, *A Companion in Joy* follows Viscount Nicholas Torvil as he opts for matrimony over a debtor’s cell, agreeing to wed Katherine Harmon—an unfamiliar bride. While committing to her, he maintains a flirtatious affair with the flame‑haired Lady Montaigne. Katherine, unsettled by Torvil’s promises of infidelity during the wedding, threatens to unveil his deceit. The novel explores the tension between duty and desire, featuring passion, intrigue, and the societal pressures of the era.
First publish date: September 1, 1980
Genre: Romance/Historical Romance
Authors: Dorothy Mack
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