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The Vicar's Daughter — Eva Rutland
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Published:
Feb-1990 -
Formats:
Print -
Series:
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Main Genre:
Traditional Regency -
Time Period:
19th Century Regency (1811-1820) -
Setting:
England -
Pages:
220 -
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He never expected to fall in love with his own wife!
The viscount married the vicar's daughter!
Lord Domenic Stanhope was handsome, charming, wealthy and possessed of a roving eye. To him marriage meant freedom to pursue his amorous affairs. All he required was a suitable and docile wife.
Christina Frame was beautiful and well-bred. But she was a spirited girl who cared nothing for convention or appearances. She felt it her duty to protect the innocent and did not hesitate to rescue a juvenile pickpocket nor to invade a notorious brothel.
The viscount spent all his time extricating Christina from scrapes. And gradually, it dawned on him that there were more important things than freedom.
Hero: Lord Domenic Stanhope
Heroine: Christina Frame
The viscount married the vicar's daughter!
Lord Domenic Stanhope was handsome, charming, wealthy and possessed of a roving eye. To him marriage meant freedom to pursue his amorous affairs. All he required was a suitable and docile wife.
Christina Frame was beautiful and well-bred. But she was a spirited girl who cared nothing for convention or appearances. She felt it her duty to protect the innocent and did not hesitate to rescue a juvenile pickpocket nor to invade a notorious brothel.
The viscount spent all his time extricating Christina from scrapes. And gradually, it dawned on him that there were more important things than freedom.
Hero: Lord Domenic Stanhope
Heroine: Christina Frame
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- First Edition
- Feb-1990
- Harlequin
- Mass Market Paperback
- ISBN: 0373311206
- ISBN13: 9780373311200
- Harlequin Regency - 20