by Candace Camp
Balloons, opera, a cameo appearance by a highwaymen, the French revolution, the American war of independence, balls, earls and brothels, oh my. Everything is packed into this one.
A surprisingly delightful story that starts the prologue 20 years prior to the main story. We see Lady Chilton, Simone, packing up her three small children along with a locket for each of her daughters and for her son, the family ring of the Earls of Exmoor which belongs to the children's father. Si...
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