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And Gold Was Ours by Rebecca Brandewyne · Booklabria

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And Gold Was Ours

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And Gold Was Ours

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First published: 1984
Language: English
Editions: 5

Synopsis

Aguilar's Fate #2 LOVE CALLED THEM ACROSS THE SEA AND BOUND THEIR FATE TO A GOLDEN LEGEND.

In faraway Spain Aurora's fortune was foretold - the exile from the home of her aristocratic ancestors, the journey to the steaming jungles of Peru, and at last, the love of a fiery dark man. Now on a plantation haunted by a tale of lost love and hidden gold, the raven-tressed beauty awaits the swordsman and warrior she has seen in her dreams. Will he come - and protect her from the enemies that seek to destroy her? Will he love her with the promised passion - wilder than the tropic storms and brighter than the most precious treasure? Related Books - 3 - 2

Subjects: History
Romance
Romance, Historical
Western Romance
Gold discoveries
Set in: Texas
Spain
Peru

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