Doris Lee
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Grace Burrowes:
In 'The Duke's Disaster', your timeline for Noah's family seemed a bit weird. You introduced Meech as the ducal spare, yet he couldn't have been if he was the youngest of three brothers with Harlan between him and Noah in terms of ducal succession. What was going on?
Grace Burrowes
If Meech was a duke's younger son (he was), then he was definitely a spare. before his older sibling(s) had children. I'm sorry my use of the nomenclature was confusing. When Noah and Harlan came along, Noah was the duke, Harlan the heir, and Meech--still, a spare.
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