Showing results for "My Heart" in Victorian

Amidst the enchanting snowfall and twinkling candlelight of Regency England's holiday season, a tale of redemption and reawakened hearts unfolds in Au Revoir, My Duke. Lady Charlotte Ashbourne stands on the precipice of ruin, her family's fortune ruthlessly stolen by the enigmatic and brooding Duke of Ravenscroft, Grant Tilbury. Driven by desperation, Charlotte is determined to reclaim her family's honor and fortune from the man who ruined them.

Aggie has done what no mental health therapist should do. She's fallen in love with her mysterious client, Bill. In her new house she finds an old photograph of a Victorian era couple and a love letter written in 1885. The letter speaks of another love that can never be - that of Louise, the daughter of a wealthy English family, and her Irish lover, William. Heartbroken, Aggie soon begins to dream of the forbidden love between Louise and William, but in her dreams, William's face mirrors that of her beloved, Bill.

Desiring a man and never being noticed as more than his best friend’s little sister has Lady Ellie Trentbury finally consigning herself to the truth. She must move on, and preferably with a man who lives far away from her home in London, where she need never be reminded of the duke who stole her heart. An elopement with an honorable American shipping merchant sounds perfect.

In the enchanting embrace of an English spring, the destiny of Lady Hollyfield, Selina Whitcombe, takes a fateful twist as her husband's life ends in tragedy, shrouded in suspicion. Grief becomes Selina's relentless companion, and a deep-seated conviction takes root – the dashing Viscount Blackwood is the architect of her husband's demise. Thus begins her unyielding quest for retribution. Viscount Blackwood, James Barton, renowned for his charismatic allure and enigmatic history, finds himself both captivated and challenged by Selina's unwavering pursuit.

Großartig, eingebildet, launisch, eitel... das sind einige der Adjektive, mit denen Trevor Reform, der Besitzer des berühmtesten Gentlemen's Club in London, von denjenigen, die ihn kennen, beschrieben wird. Die Macht, die ihm das Geld bringt, hat ihn seine bescheidene Herkunft vergessen lassen und ihn in einverachtenswertes, apathisches und entmenschlichtes Wesen verwandelt.