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"His Official Fiancee" by Berta Ruck is a captivating romance novel rooted in British literature, set against the backdrop of early twentieth-century London. Ruck's skillful storytelling weaves a tale of love, deception, and intrigue, driven by intricate relationships and societal conventions. In this novel, Ruck explores the complexities of engagement and identity, as the protagonist finds himself entangled in a love triangle fraught with social expectations. Against the bustling backdrop of London, the characters navigate through a web of deceit and uncertainty, challenging established norms…mehr

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"His Official Fiancee" by Berta Ruck is a captivating romance novel rooted in British literature, set against the backdrop of early twentieth-century London. Ruck's skillful storytelling weaves a tale of love, deception, and intrigue, driven by intricate relationships and societal conventions. In this novel, Ruck explores the complexities of engagement and identity, as the protagonist finds himself entangled in a love triangle fraught with social expectations. Against the bustling backdrop of London, the characters navigate through a web of deceit and uncertainty, challenging established norms and redefining their own identities. As the plot unfolds, readers are drawn into a world where social conventions clash with personal desires, leading to unexpected twists and turns. Ruck's adept portrayal of relationships and intrigue keeps readers on the edge of their seats, eagerly anticipating each revelation. "His Official Fiancée" stands as a testament to Ruck's mastery of romance fiction and her ability to transport readers to another time and place. With its richly drawn characters and evocative setting, this novel remains a timeless gem in the realm of twentieth-century British literature.
Autorenporträt
Amy Roberta Ruck was a prolific Welsh writer known for over ninety romance novels published between 1905 and 1972. She also authored short stories, an autobiography, and two memoir collections. Born on August 2, 1878, in Murree, Pakistan, to Arthur Ashley Ruck and Elizabeth Eleanor Ruck, she lived to the age of 100, passing away on August 11, 1978, in Aberdyfi, United Kingdom. In 1909, she married Oliver Onions, and during their marriage until 1918, she was known as Mrs. Oliver Onions. After her husband changed his name in 1918, she became Amy Oliver. The couple had two children named Arthur Oliver and William Richard Oliver. Amy's writing career spanned many decades, and her work contributed significantly to the romance genre, alongside her other literary efforts such as autobiographical and memoir writings. Her life and work reflected both her Welsh heritage and a broad literary influence throughout the 20th century.