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Gypsy Lady by Shirlee Busbee · Booklabria

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Gypsy Lady

RomanceHistorical Romance

Gypsy Lady

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First published: 1977
Editions: 5 in 2 languages

Synopsis

Raised to ravishing womanhood by Gypsies - a stunning, violet eyed beauty stolen a lifetime ago from her father's Cornish estate - innocent Catherine Tremyne's destiny drew her into a world of intrigue and danger. Carried off to Paris by Jason Savage, she began an odyssey of peril and sensuous captivity, finding no escape from her fearless adventurer who at last would quench the fire burning in her Gypsy soul.

Subjects: Romance
Romance, Historical
Historical Romance
Bodice Ripper
Alpha Male
Gypsies
Set in: Paris
Characters: Thomas Jefferson
Napoleon Bonaparte

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5 in 2 languages

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English4 German1

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