Helpful Score: 5
Debut novel for this author. The Duke of Raeburn, Byron Stratford, has a shameful secret; at least, he thinks it shameful. He lives in the dark, in shadows; only goes outdoors at night or when it's raining.
Lady Victoria Wakefield agrees to stay with him a week, signing a contract with him, doing so to save her family from ruin. She also has a shameful secret......
They enter into an affair that neither wants to end at the end of the agreed-upon week.
Very sophiscated dialogue. Look for Joyce's next book, "The Music of the Night," already published, which is even better than this one.
Lady Victoria Wakefield agrees to stay with him a week, signing a contract with him, doing so to save her family from ruin. She also has a shameful secret......
They enter into an affair that neither wants to end at the end of the agreed-upon week.
Very sophiscated dialogue. Look for Joyce's next book, "The Music of the Night," already published, which is even better than this one.
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