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 Rules for Being a Mistress - Tamara Lejeune
Newest Review: ... There are 2 main characters in the book: 1. Sir Benedict Wayborn, who is looked on by many of the female characters as ... more  ... being old, he is probably in his late thirties. He lost one of his lower forearms in an accident when he was a young boy and this is another talking point for many of the other characters.
2. Miss Cosima Vaughn (Cosy) who along with her younger sister has accompanied her ill mother to Bath to 'take the waters' which were believed to have restorative powers for invalids.
The two meet when Sir Benedict arrives in Bath and mistakenly goes to the Vaughns house rather than the house he had hired and mistakes Cosy for a ho...more |
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Rules for Being a Mistress (Zebra HistoricalRomance)
Pages: 384, Paperback, Zebra Books Last Update 25.11.2009 05:47
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Rules for Being a Mistress - Tamara Lejeune: Not one to add to a must read list (265 words)
by - written on 18/07/09 (Useful, 41 readings)
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This is the first book I have read by Tamara Lejeune, there is no definite date given to the novel, but it is it seems to be set around the regency period and is a historical romance. The book is set in Bath and focuses on the lives of the rich and priviledged who live there. There are 2 main characters in the book: 1. Sir Benedict Wayborn, who is looked on by many of the female characters as being old, he is probably in his late thirties. He lost one of his lower forearms in an accident when he was a young boy and this is another talking point for many of the other characters. 2. Miss Cosima Vaughn (Cosy) who along with her younger ... Read the complete review
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