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Lord Domenic Stanhope is a handsome, charming, and affluent man whose marriage is a means to pursue amorous affairs. He expects a suitable and docile wife to accompany him. Christina Frame, a beautiful and well-bred young woman, is anything but conventional; she disregards appearances and boldly defends the innocent, rescuing a petty thief and even entering a notorious brothel to help those in need. The Viscount finds himself continually intervening to pull Christina out of trouble, and over time he comes to realize that matters beyond his fleeting freedom are truly important.
First publish date: 1990
Genre: General Fiction/General Fiction
Authors: Eva Rutland
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