I love, love, love the National Trust’s Treasure Hunt Blog. Every post has historical detail that transports the reader. This post was particularly juicy for a romance writer, as it involves a gun, a forbidden marriage and a beautiful estate. Enjoy!
A Gun and A Romance
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