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‘The Lost Melody’ By Joanna Davidson Politano
In Victorian England, Miss Vivienne Mourdant was well known as a concert pianist. Her father was known as an excellent music teacher. He had taught her well. He expected perfection and when she didn’t achieve it, her knuckles were slammed with a ruler or she would be locked up in a dark larder for half a day. When her father died, Vivienne expected to enjoy the freedom of no longer having a controlling father. Yes, she would help other women who needed to be freed from men who abused them.
Her father’s solicitor informed her that her father left her with a great amount of debt. Also, she was n...
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