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"Once and Always," one of Judith McNaught's most masterful and moving love stories, powerfully brings to life the fiery passion of a free-spirited American beauty and a troubled English lord. Suddenly orphaned and alone, Victoria Seaton sails the vast ocean, eager to reclaim her heritage at Wakefield, the sumptuous English estate of a distant cousin, the notorious Lord Jason Fielding. Bewildered by his arrogance yet drawn to his panther-like grace, she senses the painful memories that smolder in his eyes. When he gathers her at last into his arms, arousing a sweet, insistent hunger, they wed and are embraced by fierce, consuming joy -- free from the past's cruel grasp. Then, in a moment of anguish, Victoria discovers the treachery at the heart of their love . . . a love she had dreamed would triumph not just once, but always.
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Once and Always, Judith McNaught
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- Released
- 2003
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- Title
- Once and Always
- Language
- English
- Authors
- Judith McNaught
- Publisher
- Pocket Books
- Released
- 2003
- Format
- Paperback
- Pages
- 400
- ISBN10
- 0743467108
- ISBN13
- 9780743467100
- Series
- Sequels
- Tags
- Fiction, Historical Themes, Romance, Historical Fiction, Love, Women, Relationships, England, 19th century, Historical Romance, English Literature, Marriage, Girls, Family relationships, Regency, Family Sagas, Family secrets, Bestsellers, Tragedy, Marital Crisis, Unhappy Love, Married Couples
- First published
- 1987
- Original title
- Once and Always
- Rating
- 4.15 out of 5
- Description
- "Once and Always," one of Judith McNaught's most masterful and moving love stories, powerfully brings to life the fiery passion of a free-spirited American beauty and a troubled English lord. Suddenly orphaned and alone, Victoria Seaton sails the vast ocean, eager to reclaim her heritage at Wakefield, the sumptuous English estate of a distant cousin, the notorious Lord Jason Fielding. Bewildered by his arrogance yet drawn to his panther-like grace, she senses the painful memories that smolder in his eyes. When he gathers her at last into his arms, arousing a sweet, insistent hunger, they wed and are embraced by fierce, consuming joy -- free from the past's cruel grasp. Then, in a moment of anguish, Victoria discovers the treachery at the heart of their love . . . a love she had dreamed would triumph not just once, but always.