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Part of "Bedwyn Saga" series
In "Slightly Married" by Mary Balogh, readers are treated to a classic Regency-era romance that is both engaging and heartwarming. The novel, which is the second in Balogh's "Slightly" series, tells the story of Derek Edgeworth, the new Earl of Berwick, and Anna Snow, a young woman who has been living a quiet life as a governess. When Derek discovers that Anna is his late brother's widow, he is determined to do right by her and their young daughter, even if it means marrying a woman he barely knows. Anna, who has always been devoted to her first husband, is hesitant to enter into a marriage of convenience, but she is also aware of the benefits that such an arrangement could bring to her and her daughter. As the two begin their new life together, they soon discover that there is more to their relationship than they initially thought. Despite their differences in background and experience, they find themselves drawn to each other, and they begin to question whether their marriage of convenience might just become something more. Balogh is a master of the romance genre, and "Slightly Married" is no exception. The novel is filled with richly drawn characters, witty dialogue, and a slow-burning romance that is both believable and satisfying. Balogh also does an excellent job of exploring the themes of duty, honor, and love, and she shows how these concepts can intersect and conflict in complex ways. Overall, "Slightly Married" is a delightful read that is sure to appeal to fans of Regency-era romance. With its engaging plot, memorable characters, and thoughtful exploration of love and marriage, this novel is a worthy addition to any romance reader's bookshelf...
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