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Pursuing Priscilla

by Emily Hendrickson

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First published
2003
Pages
242
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'Pursuing Priscilla' is the 2nd book in the 'Herberts' series. The story is about Priscilla Herbert, who is summoned to London by her aunt. As seen in the story, she meets Lord Latimer who is her aunt's neighbor and is surrounded by abusive relatives. The book analyzes the dynamics of their relationship in the backdrop of London’s high society.

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Emily Hendrickson

Doris Emily Hendrickson wrote Regency romances as Emily Hendrickson, and the era became her whole subject: England was her favourite of the many places she travelled, and she set nearly everything there. Elizabeth's Rake took the Romantic Times award for best Regency of 1993, and Lord Nick's Folly was named among Romance Reviews Today's best books of 2002.

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Book facts

First published
2003
Reading time
About 6 hours
Pages
242
Language
English
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