Leading Lady (Tales of London Book #3)
Mar 2004 · Tales of London Book 3 · Baker Books
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Book 3 of Tales of London is set in the fascinating world of the London theatre at the close of the nineteenth century. Wardrobe mistress Bethia Rayborn incites the wrath of Muriel Pearce Holt, the new leading lady at London's Royal Court Theatre. Muriel plots revenge, but in scheming to steal Bethia's true love, she may lose the truest love she has ever known.
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Marie Seltenrych
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April 3, 2016
I was given this book as a gift from my daughter when I was ill. It is a lovely story, well written, but it took me some time to read it through. Being an actor on the Abbey Dublin Stage (1967 - 71) before I came to Australia was an incentive to read this, as I know a lot about back stage and on stage moments. This story did encourage me to get to reading again and I would recommend it to those who like nice rather than 'gushy' or over-sensualized stories.
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Lawana Blackwell is a full-time writer and the author of the the bestselling GRESHAM CHRONICLES series. A writing course at Louisiana State University rekindled her dream of writing, then she learned the craft of writing fiction under bestselling author Gilbert Morris. She and her husband live in Louisiana and have three sons.
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