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Biography: English author Charlotte Mary Yonge (1823-1901) was known for her tremendous productivity, sometimes publishing four books a year. Comfortable in many genres, she wrote novels, histories, textbooks, short stories, memoirs and religious instruction. Yonge penned her first book, Le Chateau de Melville, when she was only fifteen and went on to write copiously, including the highly-praised bestselling novel, The Heir of Redclyffe in 1853.

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Love and Life
Charlotte Mary Yonge

Rating: 2.2/5
(85 votes cast)

Love and Life
by Charlotte Mary Yonge

Aurelia plays Psyche, Lady Belamour is Venus and Sir Amyas Belamour is Cupid in an 18th century retelling of the classic myth of love and soul. Sir Amyas falls in love with Aurelia before she even knows him, and her generosity leads the recluse out of his darkened rooms into the light of love.

Categories: Fantasy & Paranormal Romance, Inspirational Romance

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The Heir of Redclyffe
Charlotte Mary Yonge

Rating: 1.9/5
(71 votes cast)

The Heir of Redclyffe
by Charlotte Mary Yonge

Guy Morville struggles against the evils of the world in this Victorian romance. Guy fights the demons that come along with a 19th century inheritance, title, and education, as well as his explosive temper. His love for his gentle wife Amy sees him through the fight for redemption.

Category: Inspirational Romance

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The Clever Woman of the Family
Charlotte Mary Yonge

Rating: 2.2/5
(91 votes cast)

The Clever Woman of the Family
by Charlotte Mary Yonge

Rachel Curtis is frustrated living the life of a Victorian English lady. At twenty-five, she sets out to make her mark, wreaking comic and tragic havoc along the way. Rachel dreams of teaching young minds the highest educational ideals, but instead becomes entangled in the dramas real life.

Categories: Romance, Inspirational Romance

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The Chaplet of Pearls
Charlotte Mary Yonge

Rating: 2.6/5
(43 votes cast)

The Chaplet of Pearls
by Charlotte Mary Yonge

Imagine a world of weddings arranged for very young children to join their families for political purposes. In 16th-century France, we join a tale of just such a baby-marriage. King Henri II presides over the union of two very young children, among the religious feuds of the times.

Categories: Romance, Historical Romance

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