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Judith McNaught
Whitney, My Love
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Part of "Westmoreland" series
"Whitney, My Love" by Judith McNaught is a sweeping historical romance novel that tells the story of Whitney Stone, a headstrong young woman, and Paul Sevier, the Duke of Claymore. The novel, which is the second in McNaught's Westmoreland series, is set in the early 1800s and follows Whitney as she navigates the rigid social norms of the time and fights for her independence. The novel begins with Whitney's arrival in England from America, where she has been raised by her aunt. Upon her arrival, Whitney is immediately thrust into the world of the ton, where she quickly catches the eye of Paul Sevier. Despite her initial reluctance, Whitney finds herself falling for Paul, but their love is threatened by a number of obstacles, including Paul's sense of duty to his family and Whitney's own desire for independence. One of the strengths of "Whitney, My Love" is McNaught's ability to create complex and well-developed characters. Whitney is a fiercely independent and strong-willed heroine, while Paul is a brooding and intense hero. The novel also features a number of well-drawn secondary characters, including Whitney's aunt and uncle, who provide a stark contrast to Whitney's own independent spirit. Another strength of the novel is McNaught's evocative and descriptive writing style. She brings the world of the ton to life, creating a vivid and believable setting for the novel's action. The pacing of the novel is also well-done, with McNaught building tension and suspense throughout the story. Overall, "Whitney, My Love" is a classic historical romance novel that will appeal to fans of the genre. Its complex characters, evocative setting, and well-crafted plot make it a satisfying and engaging read. Whether you're a longtime fan of Judith McNaught or new to her work, "Whitney, My Love" is a novel that is sure to leave you wanting more...
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