Lord Ormont and His Aminta — Volume 2
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A young countess marries an enigmatic earl and faces emotional distance, social scrutiny, and rival female influences while trying to understand her place in his world. Family gossip and an officious aunt contrast recollections of an Andalusian honeymoon with the cool routines of English high society; salons, legal insinuations, and public reputations complicate private feeling. The narrative probes marital misunderstanding, restrained passion, and jealousy through intimate scenes and keen psychological observation, pairing satirical portraits of social types with a study of pride, secrecy, and the slow erosion of romantic illusion.
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