The story of the Golden Trollop: golden-haired, gold-dusted, and the most talked-about woman in London. Crowds roar for her, rivals seethe, and every powerful man wants her. Yet beneath the gold stands a woman determined to shape her own future… and choose her own desire.The Golden Trollop By Natalie Anderson Scott
The story of the Golden Trollop: golden-haired, gold-dusted, and the most talked-about woman in London. Crowds roar for her, rivals seethe, and every powerful man wants her. Yet beneath the gold stands a woman determined to shape her own future… and choose her own desire.
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