Lady Whilton's Wedding

Author:

Barbara Metzger

Published:

Fawcett, May 1995 ; 262 pages

Subgenre:

Regency romance

Setting:

England -- London, 1810s

Main characters:

Lord Graydon Howell and Daphne Whilton

Sexual explicitness:

Just kisses

Keywords:

Intrigue ; broken engagements, childhood sweethearts, family responsibilities, mistresses, weddings

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Reader comments:

Ms. Metzger is consistantly excellent. Hurry up the next book, please. (P.L., 4-3-98) Wonderfully silly book. (A.C., 1-26-98) I found this book to be pretty boring. I really don't like this author's style - she seems so distant from her subjedts. I put it down, and don't think I'll pick it back up. (M.C.B., 5-27-97) I simply loved this book! It was the sweetest book I've read in a long time. It was also the first book of Ms. Metzger that I've read, I'm definitely reading her other books. (L.M., 4-10-97) I have read all her books and enjoyed them a great deal. They can be counted upon to cheer you up when you need it. I would recomend them to anyone. (P.C., 8-8-96) Flimsy but quite funny in spots. (E.P., 5-23-96)

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