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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
- Language
- Released
- 2003
- Binding
- (Paperback)
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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
- Historical Themes, Love, Women, Relationships, 19th century, England, English Literature, Marriage, Girls, Family relationships, Regency, Family Sagas, Bestsellers, Family secrets, 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.