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A Logical Lady by Janice Bennett · Booklabria

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A Logical Lady

Romance, Historical, RegencyInheritance

A Logical Lady

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A Logical LadyJanice BennettBennett

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First published: 1991

Synopsis

Calm and forthright Elizabeth Carstairs is delighted to see family friend Frederick Ashfield again after his spending many years away. But she is also startled to realize that her feelings for him are starting to be more tinged with romance than she first realized. Then when he is suddenly accused of murdering his cousin, she resolves to do what she can to clear his name.

Subjects: Romance, Historical, Regency
Inheritance
Time: Regency Era
Characters: Elizabeth Carstairs

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Publisher: Kensington
Published: 1991
Pages: 352
Language: English
ISBN-10: 0821732773

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