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A Lady's Lesson by Jeanne Savery · Booklabria

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Jeanne Savery
A Lady's Lesson

Romance, Historical, Regency

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First published: 1997

Synopsis

The Earl of Blackthorn couldn't understand what his son was doing living in the modest house of widow Frederica MacKivern, while her son was in residence at elegant Blackthorn Hall. Two lonely boys who needed a father and a mother had concocted a daring scheme that could lead to scandal--or a new family.

Subjects: Romance, Historical, Regency
Time: Regency Era

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Edition details

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Publisher: Kensington
Published: 1997
Pages: 253
Language: English
Series: Zebra books
ISBN-13: 978-0821757543
ISBN-10: 0821757547

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