This book was first published in 1974 and is the sequel to "The King's Brat". 
The Earl of Benbrook had schooled Angel Dawson well. The street accents were gone from her speech when he presented her as a gracious lady at the court of the King. And Angel had taught Nicholas, too, the lessons of love. They had earned her an even more precious honor; she was now his wife, the Lady Benbrook.\nBut Barbara Castlemaine, first among the King's mistresses, cannot forgive Angel for her beauty, charm and her special place in the King's heart and engineers a plot against her destined to bring about her downfall.

My Lady Benbrook

Constance Gluyas

PRENTICE/HALL

My lord Foxe

My Lord Foxe

Romance

Magnum Bks.

The Earl of Benbrook had schooled Angel Dawson well. The street accents were gone from her speech when he presented her as a gracious lady at the court of the King. And Angel had taught Nicholas, too, the lessons of love. They had earned her an even more precious honor; she was now his wife, the Lady Benbrook.\nBut Barbara Castlemaine, first among the King's mistresses, cannot forgive Angel for her beauty, charm and her special place in the King's heart and engineers a plot against her destined to bring about her downfall.\nThis book was first published in 1974 and is the sequal to "The King's Brat".

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