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Lady Roses Daughter

Lady Roses Daughter

By: Mary Augusta Ward
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Julie le Breton, the secret daughter of Lady Rose, was raised far from the aristocratic world her mother abandoned when she chose love over lineage. Now, two decades later, with her parents gone, Julie arrives in London to serve as the companion to the influential Lady Henry. Few know of her noble heritage, but her presence creates a sensation in high society. As Julie navigates the complexities of her new life, tensions rise between her and Lady Henry, fueled by jealousy over Julies rising star. Meanwhile, Julie champions a dashing young soldier named Warkworth, leading her to establish her own household. This captivating tale weaves through the challenges and triumphs of Julie’s journey and those who rally around her. - Summary by Simon EversCopyright Nature and Animals Social Sciences World
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