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    The Vicar's Son

    By Catherine Lloyd

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    Toller Lawton has something Isolde Chaucer wants—a plan to get rich in the Yukon gold fields. The vicar’s son drinks too much, is rude and reckless but she’d put up with a lot to escape England and her family’s disgrace. However, Toller doesn’t agree his best friend’s sister is the sort of woman who can handle the wild lifestyle of the Klondike. She’s too prissy. She’d probably faint if she saw a man in his long underwear. When the vicar's reprobate son accidentally compromises Isolde’s reputation, she seizes the opportunity to convince Toller that she’s exactly the sort of woman who can handle wild men—beginning with him.
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    The Vicar’s Son is the second novella in Catherine Lloyd’s Edwardian Lovers Trilogy where the intertwined fates of three families began with a murder three years ago. Set in a charming English village at the start of the “Gilded Age,” high society was controlled by strictly defined rules governing interaction between the sexes. Inspired by the television series, Downton Abbey, the trilogy contains warm love scenes written for a mature audience.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherWritewood Creations
    Release dateJun 29, 2019
    ISBN9781988003580
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