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London, 1818. A Portuguese daughter. A German son. And a marriage that will need a great many doors.
Esther Azevedo knows cloth, credit and the price of almost everything, and she has no intention of being absorbed into anybody's household, however kind. So when her father's new Calcutta venture brings the Lazarus family to dinner, and with them the possibility of a match, she meets Elias Lazarus with a list of questions and no expectations at all.
Elias is a financier from Duke's Place, economical with words and exact with terms. He is also the first man who has ever asked her what she wants, and then waited to hear the answer. Before either of them quite intends it, they are making rules together: a room of her own, a knock, and a man who will wait outside the door until she says come in.
But Elias has kept one door shut. His family's fortune is bound up in the China trade, and the cargo is opium. Esther married him to stay herself. Now she must decide what she owes a man who has lied to her by leaving something out, and Elias must decide what kind of man he means to be once he has been asked.
Witty, warm and sensual, A Necessary Intimacy is a Regency romance about two Jewish families, one marriage, and the difference between being joined and being swallowed whole. It comes with an elderly uncle who keeps a hundred and twelve stuffed birds, and an aunt who has started burying them.
The London Merchant Houses, Book One. An open-door Regency romance with a happy ending.
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