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The Watsons
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The Watsons

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In the heart of Regency England, where society's rules are as rigid as its expectations, Emma Watson faces an uncertain future.

Left destitute by her father's sudden death, Emma seeks solace with her new friend Lucille at the parsonage nestled within the opulent Osborne estate. But life at Osborne brings its own set of complications. The estate's heir, Lord Osborne, is captivated by Emma's beauty, drawn especially to the uniqueness of her skin. His attentions could secure Emma's place in society, yet her heart yearns for another-Henry, the kind and steadfast clergyman who also happens to be Lucille's brother.

Amidst a whirlwind of elegant gatherings, unexpected travels, and a near-fatal illness, Emma's bond with Henry deepens, but the shadow of Lord Osborne looms large. In a society where wealth and status dictate the course of love, Henry is bound by the unspoken rule that Osborne must have the first claim to Emma's hand.

The return of Lucille's husband, long presumed lost at sea, leads to London and a twist of fate that could change everything.

Will Emma remain true to her heart, or will society's expectations bind her to a future she does not desire?

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Haines
Date
15 October 2024
Pages
306
ISBN
9791221069525

This title is printed to order. This book may have been self-published. If so, we cannot guarantee the quality of the content. In the main most books will have gone through the editing process however some may not. We therefore suggest that you be aware of this before ordering this book. If in doubt check either the author or publisher’s details as we are unable to accept any returns unless they are faulty. Please contact us if you have any questions.

In the heart of Regency England, where society's rules are as rigid as its expectations, Emma Watson faces an uncertain future.

Left destitute by her father's sudden death, Emma seeks solace with her new friend Lucille at the parsonage nestled within the opulent Osborne estate. But life at Osborne brings its own set of complications. The estate's heir, Lord Osborne, is captivated by Emma's beauty, drawn especially to the uniqueness of her skin. His attentions could secure Emma's place in society, yet her heart yearns for another-Henry, the kind and steadfast clergyman who also happens to be Lucille's brother.

Amidst a whirlwind of elegant gatherings, unexpected travels, and a near-fatal illness, Emma's bond with Henry deepens, but the shadow of Lord Osborne looms large. In a society where wealth and status dictate the course of love, Henry is bound by the unspoken rule that Osborne must have the first claim to Emma's hand.

The return of Lucille's husband, long presumed lost at sea, leads to London and a twist of fate that could change everything.

Will Emma remain true to her heart, or will society's expectations bind her to a future she does not desire?

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Haines
Date
15 October 2024
Pages
306
ISBN
9791221069525