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'Temptation' by Jude Deveraux follows the story of Temperance, a women's suffragette in New York, who faces a unique challenge when her mother marries an irascible Scot. In order to receive her trust money, Temperance must live with her Scottish nephew and find a wife for him. is described as a historical romance with a strong heroine that makes a positive impact on the lives of others. The plot includes elements of humor, intrigue, and a delightful love story between Temperance and James, showcasing a balance between headstrong characters and a charming narrative style.
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Save:'A Rogue of One's Own' by Evie Dunmore follows the story of Lucie, a dedicated suffragette who is determined to advance women's rights through her work in publishing. When Lucie puts together a consortium of rich women to buy a publishing house, she faces opposition from Lord Ballantine, who has his own plans for the business. Despite their conflicting goals, a complex romance develops between Lucie and Tristan, exploring themes of forgiveness, acceptance, and emotional growth. Set in the 1880 Victorian Era, the book delves into the struggles of women in society and their fight for equality, while also featuring a diverse cast of characters and addressing issues of societal norms and personal sacrifices.
A mile from the library, deep in the cool green woods of Wycliffe Park, Tristan Ballentine, the second son of the Earl of Rochester, had just decided to spend all his future summers at Wycliffe Hall. ...
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Save:When Annabelle Archer earns a place as one of the first women to study at Oxford in England in 1879, she encounters a group of early suffragettes and an insufferable duke who is not at all happy with his attraction to a commoner. The story revolves around their interactions, the societal expectations they face, and the development of their romance amidst the backdrop of the suffragette movement. The writing style is described as enthralling, with a good balance between serious themes of gender and class and the more lighthearted aspects of the story.
Annabelle lowered her lashes. She knew it would look demure, and demure placated her cousin best when he was all in a fluster. Of all the types of men she had learned to manage, the “ignorant yet self...
