This is a Star Trek Romance Novel set in the 23rd century with the main characters of Lord Andrew Charles Howard and Lady Karissa Elizabeth Ann Howard nee Lowell.
It will cover their lives, and descendants.
Lord Charles Andrew Howard JR choose his daughters in law with care not only for political alliances but for their potential to have children.
Lady Victoria Charlotte Stanhope was the daughter of Lord Victor Charles Stanhope Earl of March and his wife was Lady Angelique Collins of Collingwood Manor.
What better choice for Lord Charles Andrew Howard III but the daughter of The Earl of March.
Lady Victoria Charlotte Stanhope came from a home full of incest, sexual abuse whereas her father and brother would both sexually molest her when she was just a little girl.
Lady Angelique would turn a blind eye to what both her husband and son were doing to their daughter.
Lady Victoria Charlotte was a helless child when both her father and brother would walk into her room at night time and they would muffle her mouth a With their hand and with their other hand go underneath her nightgown and start to finger her and they would coax her to climax for them.
They would force her to give them fellatio and have anal sex so when Lady Victoria Charlotte Stanhope arrived at Norfolk Estate in 2248 she finally felt safe.
Lord Charles Andrew Howard III didn't feel attracted to Lady Victoria Charlotte Stanhope.
Lady Victoria Charlotte Stanhope brought with a dowry of 100.000 credits.
The promise of giving birth to Lord Charles Andrew Howard JR first grandchild and his father's first great grandchild but it would never happen until August of 2276 and by that Lord Andrew Charles had already given Lord Charles Andrew Howard SR his first great grandchild a great granddaughter name Lady Elizabeth Victoria Ann Beltane Howard in May 1, 2275.
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Lady Elizabeth Victoria Ann Beltane Howard first Duchess of Norfolk Territory in her own right.
