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Lydia or Love in Town by Clare Darcy · Booklabria

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Lydia or Love in Town

Romance, Historical, Regency

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20y old Lydia comes to England from America with her grandmother and brother. What follows is the trite formula od an impecunious and outrageous beauty succeeding in bringing a titled, rich rake to surrender to love, typical family characters of rich great uncle, a foolhardy gambling granny and a handsome brother who must needs elope with a sweet girl who just happens to be the daughter of the titled rake's past flame.

Subjects: Romance, Historical, Regency
Set in: London
America
Bristol
Time: Regency Era
Characters: Lord Northover

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