Lady of Quality
- ISBN-10
- 6023852556
- ISBN-13
- 9786023852550
- Series
- Lady Of Quality
- Category
- Fiction
- Pages
- 468
- Language
- Indonesian
- Published
- 2017-10-06
- Publisher
- Noura Books
- Author
- Georgette Heyer
Description
Ketika Miss Annis Wynchwood yang mandiri dan bersemangat melibatkan diri dalam hubungan dengan seorang ahli waris yang melarikan diri dan tak peduli omongan orang lain, ia tak menyangka bahwa hidupnya akan berbeda. Annis menjalin persahabatan dengan Lucilla dan Mr. Oliver Carleton, wali gadis tersebut. Persahabatannya dengan gadis itu membawa banyak konsekuensi pada diri Annis. Konflik emosional pun tak jarang terjadi. Di mata Annis, wali Lucilla merupakan lelaki terkasar yang pernah ditemuinya. Annis takkan pernah menyangka bahwa takdirnya akan berubah di kemudian hari. Ketidaksukaannya kepada Carleton akan membawanya pada jalan asmara yang berliku dan berkelok. Saudara Annis, Sir Geoffrey Wychwood, langsung mengirimkan istri dan anak-anaknya ke Bath begitu dia mendengar rumor kedekatan Annis dan Carleton. Kedatangan mereka membuat Annis terserang influenza karena kelelahan. Carleton yang mendengar berita sakitnya Annis tak membuang-buang waktu untuk datang ke Bath, dan mengajukan lamaran ulang kepada gadis pujaannya. Novel sejarah Georgette Heyer telah memukau jutaan pembaca. Kecerdasan dan kemandirian tokoh utamanya mencerahkan salah satu era dalam sejarah Inggris, ketika ruang pesta berkilauan dengan baju-baju indah bangsawan, dan intrik-intrik romantis yang berlangsung sepanjang hari. [Mizan, Noura Books, Fantasy, Imagination, Young Adult, Indonesia]
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- 2011-02-15
- 272 pages
- Paperback
- Random House
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