Book
Forever My Love
First published 1988
The second Berkley–Falkner romance returns to a connected world of aristocratic families, inherited expectations and relationships damaged by mistrust. Its central couple must negotiate loyalty to family, the consequences of earlier choices and the difference between possession and lasting commitment.
Set within the social structures of Regency Britain, the novel uses rank, inheritance and reputation to constrain personal choice. The historical interest lies chiefly in the pressures of elite family life and marriage rather than in direct engagement with a named war or political crisis.
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