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Daughter of Egypt by Constance O'Banyon · Booklabria

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Daughter of Egypt

Romance, HistoricalMan-woman relationships

Daughter of Egypt

Name: Daughter of Egypt
Author: Constance O'Banyon

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First published: 2008

Synopsis

In ancient Egypt, Thalia is pursued by two men, Count Ashtyn, who has made a vow to win her love and restore her heritage, and a dark figure who swears never to rest until she has taken her proper place as his bride.

Subjects: Romance, Historical
Man-woman relationships
Orphans
Rome
Egypt

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Edition details

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Publisher: Leisure Books
Published: 2008
Pages: 308
Language: English
Library of congress: Copyright Paperback Collection
Series: A Leisure book
ISBN-13: 978-0843960068
ISBN-10: 084396006X

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