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Half‑sisters Jane and Christina Richmond, though nearly polar opposites—Jane’s lighthearted impulsiveness contrasted with Christina’s quiet restraint—share a deep bond that endures their differences. When Jane’s newfound fortune secures an advantageous match with Lord St. Clement, the sisters, along with a widowed father, head to Bath for the betrothal.
In the fashionable capital, Jane’s adventurous spirit attracts a dashing American balloonist, pulling her into untamed romance, while Christina quietly develops feelings for Lord St. Clement, creating tension between affection and societal expectations. Through witty social commentary and heartfelt family dynamics, the novel explores Regency manners, marriage alliances, and the complexities of sisterhood in early 19th‑century Britain.
First publish date: 2010
Genre: Romance/Historical Romance
Authors: Wilson, Sandra
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