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Violence
Barely any
Dueling; mild period threats
Language
Barely any
Mild period language
Sexual Content
Barely any
A marriage of convenience that becomes a love match; chaste
Substance Use
Some
Gaming culture; some heavy drinking in Regency society
Emotional Intensity
Barely any
Mild psychological complexity; a young woman's courage in a society that underestimates her
What this book is about
When the Earl of Rule is betrothed to the beautiful Miss Winwood, her youngest sister Horatia appears uninvited to offer herself as a substitute, stammering and determined. Rule, charmed by Horatia's spirited courage, agrees. Georgette Heyer's sparkling Regency romance follows their unlikely marriage as it faces tests from card-sharps, fortune-hunters, and the Earl's past.
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