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Duff d' Abernon returns home a changed man, withdrawn from the social rituals of his era. An encounter with the spirited actress Annabelle Foster sparks a profound affair that forces both to reconsider their lives and what they value. Their passionate relationship challenges their notions of love, duty, and self, leading them toward emotional decisions that could shape their futures forever.
First publish date: August 1, 2006
Genre: Romance/Historical Romance
Authors: Susan Johnson
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