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Black Sheep's Daughter (Black Sheep #1) by Carola Dunn · Booklabria

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Black Sheep's Daughter (Black Sheep #1)

Family relationshipsPlantation owners

Black Sheep's Daughter (Black Sheep #1)

Name: Black Sheep's Daughter (Black Sheep #1)
Author: Carola Dunn

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First published: 1989
Language: English
Editions: 3
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Teresa Danville, raised in Costa Rica by her "black sheep" father, presents a challenge to the diplomatic skills of Sir Andrew Graylin. Niece of an English duke, Teresa was not raised to London society, but to wielding pistols and overseeing a coffee plantation household. Bringing this exotic beauty (along with her brother and her parrot) to civilization gets the previously affianced Sir Andrew in deep trouble.

Subjects: Family relationships
Plantation owners
Set in: England
London
Time: Regency period

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