Authors: Susan Krinard
Tags: #Man-woman relationships, #Aristocracy (Social class) - England, #Widows, #Fantasy fiction, #Nobility - England, #Paranormal, #Fiction, #Romance, #Fantasy, #Supernatural, #Witches, #General, #Love stories
Lord of Sin (27 page)
Brief Glossary:
Aesthetic: Movement of the late 19th century, dedicated to the arts, literature, decoration, and architecture. Aesthetic dress was unstructured, flowing and light, dispensing with stays, bustles and other encumbrances.
Donbridge: Principal estate of the Earls of Donnington, in Cambridgeshire
Fane: A race of immortal Faerie-folk, also known as the Fair Folk
Gladstone: British Liberal Party statesman and four-time Prime Minister
Salisbury: British Conservative Party statesman and three-time Prime Minister
Tir-na-Nog: Home of the Fane, the Blessed Land
ISBN: 978-1-4268-3878-1
LORD OF SIN
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