Books like A Place for Alfreda by Elizabeth Chater
Alfreda, long considered a plain and unremarkable girl, learns that she was switched at birth and is the rightful heir to an Earl's estate. The sudden revelation thrusts her from a humble background into the elite circles of Regency England. Amidst the intrigue and expectations of aristocratic life, Alfreda encounters Mark Savage, a man who has always teased and mocked her. As she becomes more comfortable with her newfound status, she also sees a genuine affection growing in Mark’s eyes. However, not everyone in the aristocracy is pleased with Alfreda’s sudden rise, and they are determined to ensure her downfall. With determination and the possibility of true love, Alfreda must decide whether Mark’s affection and her own resolve can overcome the dangers that surround her.
First publish date: 1987
Genre: Romance/Historical Romance
Authors: Elizabeth Chater
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