Captive
earliest edition we have, 1996 Dell, 1996 384 pages
She was a gorgeous Rebel. Defying all the rules, daring to speak her mind, Charlotte Edgerton declared her independence before she even entered the Earl of Denbigh's home. Her new Guardian immediately made her a prisoner in her own room - until she agreed to learn the ladylike Arts. Furious, she complied. Anything to buy her freedom from Denbigh. She'd even marry a man she didn't love to get away from her domineerin...
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