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While ''Whitney, My Love'' is cited as a classic romance, many readers find the cruelty and violence of Claymore to be uncomfortable. Whitney's immaturity also grates on the nerves of some readers. | While ''Whitney, My Love'' is cited as a classic romance, many readers find the cruelty and violence of Claymore to be uncomfortable. Whitney's immaturity also grates on the nerves of some readers. | ||
| − | == Awards == | + | == Awards/Nominations == |
| + | * [[1996 RRA Awards Winners|1996 RRA Awards Nominee]] - Best All-Time Historical Romance | ||
* [[1994 RRA Awards Winners|1994 RRA Awards Nominee]] - Best Classic Historical Romance | * [[1994 RRA Awards Winners|1994 RRA Awards Nominee]] - Best Classic Historical Romance | ||
Revision as of 22:57, 19 June 2006
- Author: Judith McNaught
- Publisher: Re-issued by Pocket
- Year: Re-issued by Pocket, 2000
- Setting: Regency-era England, Paris
- Amazon Listing - Whitney, My Love
The victim of unrequited love, Whitney Stone is sent to Paris where she attracts the attention of the Duke of Claymore. Whitney, however, continues to pine away for her first love, Paul. Claymore exhibits patience, and when financial circumstances ruin Whitney's family, he sees opportunity.
While Whitney, My Love is cited as a classic romance, many readers find the cruelty and violence of Claymore to be uncomfortable. Whitney's immaturity also grates on the nerves of some readers.
Awards/Nominations
- 1996 RRA Awards Nominee - Best All-Time Historical Romance
- 1994 RRA Awards Nominee - Best Classic Historical Romance
