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Golden Girl by Joan Wolf · Booklabria

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Golden Girl

Romance, HistoricalSocial life and customs

Golden Girl

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First published: 1999

Synopsis

With his estate facing ruin, the debt-ridden Anthony Selbourne, Duke of Cheviot, marries Sarah Patterson, the artistic and free-thinking granddaughter of a wealthy merchant, and the unlikely pair soon discovers that their unwanted marriage has become one of true love.

Subjects: Romance, Historical
Social life and customs
England
Manners and customs
Set in: England
Time: 19th Century

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Publishers: Warner Books · Grand Central Publishing
Published: 1999
Pages: 315
Language: English
Library of congress: Copyright Paperback Collection
ISBN-10: 0446606936

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