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* '''Author''': [[Barbara Samuel]] | * '''Author''': [[Barbara Samuel]] | ||
* '''Publisher''': [[Harper]] | * '''Publisher''': [[Harper]] | ||
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Lady Adriana St. Ives is the daughter of an Earl who is disgraced because of an affair. Her father has asked Tynan Spencer, an Irishman, the Earl of Glencove, to marry Riana. The book is about their struggles, not only to get to know each other but to with the prejudices of the time. For example, Tynan takes his seat in Parliament in order to fight for Irish rights, but he cannot let it be known that he is Catholic or he would lose his seat. | Lady Adriana St. Ives is the daughter of an Earl who is disgraced because of an affair. Her father has asked Tynan Spencer, an Irishman, the Earl of Glencove, to marry Riana. The book is about their struggles, not only to get to know each other but to with the prejudices of the time. For example, Tynan takes his seat in Parliament in order to fight for Irish rights, but he cannot let it be known that he is Catholic or he would lose his seat. | ||
| + | == Related Books == | ||
| + | * ''[[Night of Fire]]'' | ||
== Reviews == | == Reviews == | ||
* [http://www.likesbooks.com/cgi-bin/bookReview.pl?BookReviewId=1121 All About Romance "A" Desert Island Keeper Review] | * [http://www.likesbooks.com/cgi-bin/bookReview.pl?BookReviewId=1121 All About Romance "A" Desert Island Keeper Review] | ||
Latest revision as of 02:18, 6 November 2022
- Author: Barbara Samuel
- Publisher: Harper
- Year: 1999
- Setting: Georgian, England
- Amazon Listing - The Black Angel
Lady Adriana St. Ives is the daughter of an Earl who is disgraced because of an affair. Her father has asked Tynan Spencer, an Irishman, the Earl of Glencove, to marry Riana. The book is about their struggles, not only to get to know each other but to with the prejudices of the time. For example, Tynan takes his seat in Parliament in order to fight for Irish rights, but he cannot let it be known that he is Catholic or he would lose his seat.
