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Cover of The Duchess of Drury Lane

The Duchess of Drury Lane

✍ Scribed by Lightfoot, Freda


Book ID
108587896
Publisher
Severn House Publishers
Year
2012
Tongue
English
Weight
159 KB
Category
Fiction
ISBN-13
9781780103679

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✦ Synopsis


Passion, jealousy, scandal and betrayal – a true-life Regency Romance of the rise and fall of an extraordinary woman born into extraordinary times. Growing up in a poverty-stricken, fatherless household, Dorothy Jordan overcame her humble beginnings to become the most famous comic actress of her day. It was while performing on Drury Lane that Dorothy caught the eye of the Duke of Clarence, later to become King William IV. Her twenty-year relationship with the Duke was one of great happiness and domesticity, producing ten children. But ultimately, Dorothy’s generous nature was her undoing and she was to be cruelly betrayed by the man she loved.

Review

β€œReaders of Regencies will enjoy this, as will fans of Jean Plaidy’s work.”
Library Journal on The Duchess of Drury Lane

β€œA richly detailed historical novel, which will definitely speak to fans of Rosalind Laker”
Booklist on The Duchess of Drury Lane

About the Author

Lightfoot has been a teacher, bookseller and smallholder.


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