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An Innocent in Mayfair by Barbara Cartland · Booklabria

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An Innocent in Mayfair

Romance1930s

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First published: 1932
Language: English
Editions: 4

Synopsis

A Debutante In Love

Lovely young Maxine left the nuns' school eagerly awaiting the glamour and gaiety of coming out. Her sophisticated and beautiful Aunt Dorothy would teach her everything, introduce her to everyone. The gauche, vulnerable debutante was to be turned into a fairy-tale princess. But how could the innocent young beauty make her way in dazzling, fashionable London? With her untried heart, how could she hope to hold her own among the glamorous women - or the reckless, attractive men? And then Maxine found herself hopelessly in love with Harry, the city's most notorious playboy.

Subjects: Romance
1930s
Set in: London
Characters: Harry
Maxine

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