Books like Came a Cavalier by Frances Parkinson Keyes
Constance Galt is a beautiful, loyal young woman whose life has been shaped by poverty and narrow-mindedness. Her faith in humanity is shaken by a painful love affair. By serving as a "searcher" for the American Red Cross in France after World War I, she gains fresh perspective and meets the engaging doctor Duncan Craig, whose romance offers her hope. The arrival of Tristan de Fremond, a captivating French cavalry officer from the Cadre Noir at Saumur, fully transforms Constance’s existence, introducing new adventures and reflections.
First publish date: 1947
Genre: Romance/Historical Romance
Authors: Frances Parkinson Keyes
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