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Something Wonderful

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"Something Wonderful" is a historical romance novel written by Judith McNaught and published in 1988. The narrative is set during the Regency era and follows Alexandra Lawrence, a young woman from the country, who marries Jordan Townsende, the Duke of Claymore. The story explores themes of betrayal, social class divides, and personal growth as the newlywed couple navigates the complexities of London's aristocratic society. It is a staple of the genre and part of McNaught's interconnected series of historical romances.

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Who are the main characters in Judith McNaught's 'Something Wonderful'?

The novel follows Alexandra Lawrence, an innocent young woman from the country, and Jordan Townsende, the powerful Duke of Claymore. Their class differences form a major obstacle in their sweeping romance.

When was 'Something Wonderful' published?

'Something Wonderful' was published in 1988 by Judith McNaught. It remains one of her most beloved and iconic historical romance novels.

Is 'Something Wonderful' connected to any other books by Judith McNaught?

Yes, Jordan Townsende's family and friends appear in other works by McNaught, most notably in her 1985 novel 'Double Standards.' 'Something Wonderful' can be read as a standalone or alongside these related titles.

What time period is 'Something Wonderful' set in?

The narrative is set during the Regency era in England. The plot heavily relies on the strict social customs and class structures of the early 19th-century British aristocracy.

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