The Scandal of the Season

Author: Sophie Gee
Edition: Reprint
Binding: Kindle Edition
ISBN: B000U20VCA

The Scandal of the Season: A Novel

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As the rich, young offspring of the city's most fashionable families All their days with masquerade balls and clandestine court-ships, Arabella Fermor and Robert, Lord Petre, lead the pursuit of pleasure. Beautiful and vain, Arabella is a clever coquette with a large circle of beaus. Lord Petre, seventh Baron of Ingatestone, is a man-about-town with his choice of mistresses. Drawn together by an overpowering attraction, the two begin an illicit affair. Alexander Pope, sickly and nearly penniless, is peripheral by birth, yet his uncommon wit and ambition gain him unlikely entrance into high society. Once there, privy to every nuance and drama, he is a ruthless observer. He longs for the success that will cement his place in so Check The Scandal of the Season our best literature books for 2013. All books are available in pdf format and downloadable from rapidshare, 4shared, and mediafire.

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As the rich, young offspring of the city's most fashionable families All their days with masquerade balls and clandestine court-ships, Arabella Fermor and Robert, Lord Petre, lead the pursuit of pleasure. Beautiful and vain, Arabella is a clever coquette with a large circle of beaus. Lord Petre, seventh Baron of Ingatestone, is a man-about-town with his choice of mistresses. Drawn together by an overpowering attraction, the two begin an illicit affair He longs for the success that will cement his place in so

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