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      The Talk of the Town

      by Joan Smith
      Published
      Sep 1979
      Main Genre
      Traditional Regency Regency
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      Daphne's visit to her Aunt Effie was allowed with much misgiving. For Effie had once been the toast of London. Her beauty attracted men of all kinds --husbands, sons, brothers, fathers. Her first marriage ended in a scandalous divorce and the notoriety forced her to flee.

      Now Effie planned to publish her memoirs and half of London was turning pale with tenor. Everyone wanted to buy her silence--and suddenly she was being courted by the very people who had shunned her.

      As for Daphne, when she crossed swords with a certain young duke who claimed Daphne and Effie were black- mailing his family, she had no inkling of what was in store....

      Hero:
      Heroine: Daphne Ingleside

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      Romance

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      Traditional Regency

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      Sep 1979 Fawcett ISBN13 9780449241370 ISBN10 0449241378
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      First Edition Apr 1979 Walker & Company ISBN13 9780802706225 ISBN10 0802706223
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      Jan 1979 Belgrave House ISBN13 2940000068038
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      Sep 1979 Regency Reads ISBN13 9781610844208 ISBN10 1610844203
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      Nov 2010 Regency Reads ISBN10 B004DL0PW0
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      Jan 1979 Walker & Company ISBN13 9780816130047 ISBN10 0816130043
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