
THE LOST BRIDE. VOL. III. - THE LOST BRIDE.
THE LOST BRIDE. - CHAPTER I. AN UNEXPECTED VISITOR.
CHAPTER II. MY INTERVIEW WITH CARLO.
CHAPTER III. AUNT JANE’S SAGE ADVICE.
CHAPTER IV. THE RENEWED ENGAGEMENTS.
CHAPTER V. I BEGIN TO THINK.
CHAPTER VI. AND THEN TO DOUBT.
CHAPTER VII. CAN I ATTAIN HOPE AT LAST?
CHAPTER VIII. WILL NORAH AND ALFRED MEET?
CHAPTER IX. THE DUCHESS OF DROMOLAND.
A young lady finds herself restless at the window, watching the road for the familiar arrivals of Doctor Johnson and Mr. Mordaunt. When a grand carriage pulls up instead, she recognises the ducal coronet that once carried her to a fateful ball, and the sudden presence of the Duchess, the Duke, and a mysterious guest throws her thoughts into a knot of worry. The conversation that follows drifts from lingering illnesses to whispered accusations of impostors, suggesting that her family’s reputation hangs in the balance.
The Duchess soon asks the heroine to accompany a distant cousin to Castle Hall, to keep the frail Gräfinn Dorina company while the noblemen attend to urgent affairs. Along the way, tangled loyalties, concealed identities and a looming scandal promise to test the young woman’s resolve and uncover hidden truths about the people around her. The stage is set for a delicate dance of duty, deception, and a hope for restoration.
Language
en
Duration
~3 hours (207K characters)
Release date
Apr 30, 2026
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1806–1876
An English aristocrat who turned travel, faith, and everyday observation into a long writing career, she is best known for lively books that brought 19th-century places and people close to her readers. Her work ranges from travel writing and fiction to poetry and devotional prose.
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