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Talk of the Town
Daphne's visit to her Aunt Effie was allowed with much misgiving. Effie had once been the toast of London, her beauty attracting men of all kinds - husbands, sons, brothers and fathers. But her first marriage had ended in a scandalous divorce and the notoriety forced her to flee. Now Effie planned to publish her memoirs and half of London was turning pale with terror. Everyone wanted to buy her silence and suddenly she was being courted by the very people who had shunned her. As for Daphne, when she crossed swords with a certain young duke claiming she was blackmailing his family, she had no inkling of what was in store ...
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- "Daphne's visit to her Aunt Effie was allowed with much misgiving. Effie had once been the toast of London, her beauty attracting men of all kinds - husbands, sons, brothers and fathers. But her first marriage had ended in a scandalous divorce and the notoriety forced her to flee. Now Effie planned to publish her memoirs and half of London was turning pale with terror. Everyone wanted to buy her silence and suddenly she was being courted by the very people who had shunned her. As for Daphne, when she crossed swords with a certain young duke claiming she was blackmailing his family, she had no inkling of what was in store ..."@en
- "Daphne Ingleside offered to help her notorious aunt write her memoirs, and half the ton hastened to their door, not wishing the faded divorcée to write ill of them. The Duke of St. Felix, misinterpreting their project as a means of blackmailing his family, antagonized the sharp-witted, beautiful Daphne to his peril."
- "Regency romance. Effie Pealing is alternately embraced then rebuffed by London society. Her final flirtation with high society comes when she lets known her intention to publish her memoirs."
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