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A Wild Justice by Gail Ranstrom · Booklabria

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A Wild Justice

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First published: 2002
Language: English
Editions: 4

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A Wild Justice

(Wednesday League #1) by Gail Ranstrom (Goodreads Author) 3.77 · Rating details · 56 Ratings · 4 Reviews MARRIAGE, LIKE DANGER, COULD COME WHEN LEAST EXPECTED ... For despite Lady Annica Sayles's determination to remain a spinster --- the better to avenge wronged women, the better to guard her heart --- her passionate response to Tristan Sinclair, the elusive Earl of Auberville, swept her into a web of intrigue and desire beyond her wildest imaginings! ... LORD AUBERVILLE WANTED A MANAGEABLE WIFE WHO ASKED NO QUESTIONS What he got was an independent woman with secrets of her own. But Annica Sayles, this most unsuitable of brides, suited him exactly, for she shared his thirst for justice and stirred his deepest needs

Subjects: History
Romance
Romance, Historical
Romans, nouvelles
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