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The Maiden of Mayfair (Tales of London Series #1)

by Lawana Blackwell

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-This was an enjoyable light read set in Victorian England. A rich old woman decides to take as a ward the illegitmate daughter of her only son, who recently died. The girl is tracked to an orphanage and Sarah becomes a member of the woman's household. There are a few twists to the plot but the story has a happy ending and is the beginning of a series. There are a lot of details about upper class life in that era in England and a what I'd call a few extraneous preachy moments, but all in all I enjoyed it. ( )
  ruthjoec | Oct 26, 2008 |
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This heartwarming Victorian rags-to-riches story puts orphan Sarah Matthews into a posh Berkeley Square home. Tales of London book 1.

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