The Three Daughters of the Marquess of Shrewsbury Vol.1

England, 19th century,

The beautiful, the disabled and the illegitimate. This is how the daughters of Lord Kent, the Marquess of Shrewsbury, were known in London's good society. These nicknames were not unfounded; between Lucy, the gentleman's illegitimate daughter who worked for him as a governess, Lady Lorelei, who had lost the use of her legs in an accident, and Lady Lydia, renowned for her great beauty and vanity, the lives of these three young women were soon to be turned upside down. Indeed, the sine qua non condition for obtaining their share of the inheritance promised by their father, i.e. semi-independence, is to get married. Despite well-thought-out strategies, this is very difficult when you come across suitors with dubious intentions and plans for revenge.

Between resentment, love, manipulation, seduction and conviction, come and share the adventures of these three young women with very different personalities.

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