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A Lover's Victory by Caroline Courtney · Booklabria

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Caroline Courtney
A Lover's Victory

Romance, Historical, Regency

A Lover's Victory

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First published: 1981
Language: English
Editions: 3

Synopsis

Sir Edward Fairmount had decided that his daughter Valeria must marry Perry Adaire. Despite her own opposition to the match, Sir Edward takes her to Vienna, where Perry's regiment is stationed, to make sure the betrothal proceeds. In Vienna, the Peace Congress is in progress, and amidst the intrigue and excitement, love touches Valeria at last. But it is not love for Perry. Valeria loses her heart to a man who seems to have no heart of his own.

Subjects: Romance, Historical, Regency
Set in: Vienna
Time: Regency Era

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