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The Secret Wife Of King George IV by Diane Haeger

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Also by Diane Haeger:

I, Jane, September 2012
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The Queen's Rival, March 2011
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The Queen's Mistake, October 2009
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The Secret Bride, April 2008
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The Perfect Royal Mistress, March 2007
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Courtesan, August 2006
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The Ruby Ring, April 2005
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My Dearest Cecelia, April 2004
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The Secret Wife Of King George IV, April 2001
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The Secret Wife Of King George IV
Diane Haeger

St. Martin's Griffin
April 2001
On Sale: April 10, 2001
Featuring: Maria Fitzherbert; George IV
384 pages
ISBN: 0312274777
EAN: 9780312274771
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Romance Historical | Historical

Although it was illegal, secret, and against the express commands of his famously mad father, King George IV of England married twice—once for duty and once for love. While Caroline of Brunswick eventually became his lawful queen, it was the beautiful Maria Fitzherbert, recognized as his wife by the Catholic Church but not by the laws of England, who claimed his heart.

In the hands of author Diane Haeger, their relationship becomes a mesmerizing love story, filled with intrigue and passion. The characters and drawing rooms of 18th Century England come alive to create a portrait of the age that is colorful and resonant with historical detail.

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