Resumen
A novella from the 'Histories of Claybrooke'. The lives of Ann, a maidservant, and Frederick, the son of an earl, should be entirely separate. But there are always cross-currents at work beneath the politesse of eighteenth-century society which link the different parts of 'the big house' - from the village children to visiting royalty - and which mean that from childhood to old age, their lives are inevitably entwined.
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We get to know the main characters in alternating episodes as they navigate the strictures and expectations of their times from childhood to old age. An engaging look at eighteenth-century society through the eyes of two appealing protagonists.
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