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Portrait of a Forbidden Lady

By: Kathleen Bittner Roth
Narrated by: Jayne Entwistle
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England, 1859. Lady Georgiana Cressington is living a nightmare. Coerced by her father into returning to her childhood home, the young widow becomes a pawn in another of his heartless games. Her return to Summerfield Hall reunites her with the man she once loved before their hearts were shattered by a devastating betrayal.

Sir Robert Garreck, an artist knighted by the queen, lives in a mansion near the family estate Georgiana's father won in a crooked card game. Rob sets out to regain Summerfield Hall to keep Georgiana's son from inheriting Rob's rightful home. However, when he and Georgiana are thrown together, he craves the forbidden lady he never stopped loving. Facing danger and a long-hidden truth, Georgiana and Rob try to claim the powerful love they once had.

Contains mature themes.
©2016 Kathleen Bittner Roth (P)2022 Tantor
Historical
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