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Paperback The Second Mrs. Tillotson. A Story; Volume 1 Book

ISBN: 1149545305

ISBN13: 9781149545300

The Second Mrs. Tillotson. A Story; Volume 1

(Book #1 in the The Second Mrs. Tillotson Series)

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"The Second Mrs. Tillotson" by Percy Hetherington Fitzgerald, originally published in 1866, is a captivating novel set in Victorian England. This first volume introduces readers to a tale of romance, mystery, and social intrigue centered around the enigmatic Mrs. Tillotson. Fitzgerald's rich prose and keen observations of Victorian society bring the characters and their world to life.

As the story unfolds, readers are drawn into a web of secrets and hidden desires, exploring themes of love, betrayal, and the complexities of human relationships. Fitzgerald's masterful storytelling ensures that "The Second Mrs. Tillotson" remains a compelling read, offering a glimpse into the social dynamics and moral landscape of a bygone era.

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