Heiress of Haddon

By W. E. (William Elliott) Doubleday

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

** Amidst the splendor of Elizabethan England, a forbidden love blossoms between a spirited heiress and a determined suitor, defying social constraints and igniting a fierce rivalry.

Genres

Culture/Civilization/Society History - British Literature Fiction

Released

2005-03-23

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Summary

** "Heiress of Haddon" by W. E. (William Elliott) Doubleday is a historical fiction set in the reign of Queen Elizabeth I, weaving a tale of love and defiance within the majestic Haddon Hall. The narrative opens by painting a portrait of Haddon Hall and its enchanting legacy, focusing on Dorothy and her sister Margaret. The initial scene includes a vibrant scene where nobles prepare for springtime hawking festivities. Dorothy Vernon, a beautiful heiress, finds herself drawn to John Manners, even as she faces unwanted attention from Sir Henry de la Zouch. Their budding romance faces numerous obstacles, including Sir Henry's jealousy and the rigid societal expectations, threatening to keep the two lovers apart. **