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Forced to Marry by Barbara Cartland · Booklabria

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Forced to Marry

Romance, HistoricalLove stories

Forced to Marry

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CamfieldBook 46 of 30

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First published: 1986
Language: English
Editions: 5
Series: Camfield, 46

Synopsis

Lovely Gytha Sullivan learns on her grandfather's death she will inherit a huge fortune with the Devil's choice of marriage to one of her detestable cousins. Desperately Gytha begs Lord Locke, a dauntingly handsome country neighbor, to help her. Because Gytha's father saved his life, he agrees to an ingenious charade. Make-believe turns to tender love, but the Cousins are not yet defeated and kidnap Gytha! It is only a question of seconds as to whether she can be saved.

Subjects: Romance, Historical
Love stories
1980s
Marriage of Convenience
False Engagement
Set in: England

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