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In Edwardian London, losing your wife is simply not done — unless she vanishes in style
When the Duchess of Dalby steps into her carriage after a simple dress fitting, the duke expects her back in time for tea. Instead, the carriage arrives empty — and he receives a ransom note demanding six hundred gold sovereigns.
The duke is aghast. London is scandalised. And somewhere in the city, a gentleman rogue in a white top hat is smiling.
What follows is a frothy tangle of mistaken identities, outrageous ransom demands, dashing scoundrels, and one baffled but determined duke — all in pursuit of a duchess who may not be quite as "lost" as everyone thinks…
Brimming with sparkling banter, delicious absurdity and a mischievous twist ending, The Lost Duchess is a fast-paced Edwardian romp full of charm, intrigue and laughter. A quick, lighthearted read — perfect for a cup of tea and a smile.
When the Duchess of Dalby steps into her carriage after a simple dress fitting, the duke expects her back in time for tea. Instead, the carriage arrives empty — and he receives a ransom note demanding six hundred gold sovereigns.
The duke is aghast. London is scandalised. And somewhere in the city, a gentleman rogue in a white top hat is smiling.
What follows is a frothy tangle of mistaken identities, outrageous ransom demands, dashing scoundrels, and one baffled but determined duke — all in pursuit of a duchess who may not be quite as "lost" as everyone thinks…
Brimming with sparkling banter, delicious absurdity and a mischievous twist ending, The Lost Duchess is a fast-paced Edwardian romp full of charm, intrigue and laughter. A quick, lighthearted read — perfect for a cup of tea and a smile.
