The Vagabond Duchess
The Vagabond Duchess by Claire Thornton, published by Harlequin Mills & Boon in April 2007, is a historical romance novel that spans 380 pages. The story follows Temperance Challinor, whose life takes an unexpected turn after the death of Jack Bow, a man who once brought her comfort. Faced with the challenge of protecting her unborn child, she devises a plan to pose as Jack’s widow, only to discover that the situation is far more complicated than she anticipated when she arrives at Jack’s home.
Readers will find a narrative that explores themes of identity and deception as Temperance navigates her new role. The plot unfolds with her transformation from a counterfeit widow to the genuine wife of a duke, revealing the complexities of her circumstances. This edition delves into the intricacies of romance and historical fiction, providing an engaging backdrop for the characters’ journeys.
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He’d promised to return, but Jack Bow was dead. And Temperance Challinor’s quietly respectable life was changed for ever. Practical Temperance has no time to grieve for the irresistible rogue who gave her one night of comfort in a blazing city. She must protect her unborn child – by pretending to be Jack’s widow. A foolproof plan. Until she arrives at Jack’s home … and the counterfeit widow of a vagabond becomes the real wife of a very much alive duke!
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