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Lydia

Book 3 of the Regency Trilogy series

A Most Shocking Young Lady — Who but a young lady from America would dare arrive in Regency London at the height of the season - and promptly announce her express intention of marrying wealth and position? Who but this outrageous beauty could keep two of the most eligible bachelors in the realm on tenterhooks, while defying the wishes of the arrogant, incomparably attractive, immensely rich Lord Northover himself? Who is quite the most captivating heroine of this or any other season? Who else, but — Lydia Leyland!

Genre
historical romanceregency romanceromancehistorical fictionregency
Setting
regencybristollondonUSA
Audience
adult
Length
medium · 253 pages

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