A SCANDAL IN WAITING

A SCANDAL IN WAITING

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WpMetadataReadAbgeschlossene Geschichte Sa., Sep. 12, 202020m
"A woman on her death-bed, lied undignified. Upon her death, her stature was deemed to be nothing more than a bony mass buried under the ground, disdained, stained in purposeful disregard by those who'd walk by her grave. Who'd ever remember an unchaste soul, albeit misjudged when alive. It was my fault, all of it." A historical fiction about the scandal that shook all of Britain in 1839. Lady Flora Hastings, the lady in waiting to Queen Victoria's mother the Duchess of Kent is accused of having an affair with the Duchess' favourite Sir John Conroy. Witness her descent into madness as she copes with the rumours and learns of the most vital step that one must take in order to truly self actualise oneself.
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Octavia Sorrell, the Countess of Kendall, had been forced into marriage by her father and brother when she was only fifteen years old. Just after her sixteenth birthday, she gave birth to twins; Charles and Olivia. Two years later, after Lord Kendall's scandalous death, and fearing the gossip it had caused her, she began to live the life of a recluse, only visiting her closest neighbours, Sir Freddie Sommerville and his wife and old school friend, Katie. However, when Charles was ten years old and woefully underprepared for the vigours of an English aristocratic education at Eton, Freddie, who was also her son's guardian persuades her to employ a tutor for her son, to prepare him for school. Captain Alexander Fallbrook, after returning a hero from the battle of Waterloo, was living the life of a libertine. His family, embarrassed by his latest exploits, decided that the best course of action was to send him far away from London. His mother, the Countess of Huntingdon, heard of a position as a tutor for a young lad in Yorkshire, far away from the temptations of town, and she encouraged him to apply for the position. When Alex arrived in Yorkshire, he was somewhat taken by the beautiful young Countess and decided that his time in the country may not be as dull as he first expected. However, as he became better acquainted with the young widow, he recognised a fellow soul in torment. Can Alex overcome four years of guilt, or will he be unable to let go of the past to embrace his future?

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