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In the glittering courts of Regency London, the Marquess of Chadwick’s marriage creates ripples through society. Amid the social rituals of the era, rivalries emerge as both his mistress and his grown son become entangled in the complex dance of love and status. The novel unravels the tension between tradition and desire within the high society of the time.
First publish date: 1982
Genre: Romance/Historical Romance
Authors: Julia Jeffries
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