
The Duchess of Vidal
Dawn Lindsey's The Duchess of Vidal (1978) is a Regency romance novel. It is set in the Regency era. Readers will find themes of marriage of convenience and evil relative.
15 Open Library readers have it on their want-to-read list.
At about 219 pages, most readers finish it in 4–5 hours.
About The Duchess of Vidal
French emigre Dominique Le Foret has taken on an assumed name as she sets out to take up a position as a governess, but finds herself marooned at an inn when her new employer does not appear to meet her. When a dashing nobleman offers her a ride to the next town in his carriage, she feels obliged to accept. However, the pair suffer an accident and must spend the night together in an abandoned cottage. When they are rescued the following day, he realizes that she has been hopelessly compromised by being alone with him for so long, and decides to do the honorable thing and offer her marriage. She is not sure she wants to marry the haughty lord, who turns out to be a duke no less, but finally agrees to a marriage of convenience. As the couple start to develop warmer feelings for each other though, the secrets in her past become an obstacle to their happiness.
Quick answers
Who wrote The Duchess of Vidal?
The Duchess of Vidal was written by Dawn Lindsey and first published in 1978.
What genre is The Duchess of Vidal?
It is usually shelved as Regency Romance.
How long is The Duchess of Vidal?
The median edition has 219 pages, about 4–5 hours of reading at 250 words per minute.
What books are similar to The Duchess of Vidal?
Readers who like it often enjoy Arabella & The Beast, The Calico Countess and The Temporary Husband.
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