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Moreton's Kingdom by Jean S. MacLeod · Booklabria

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Moreton's Kingdom

Romance, Contemporary

Moreton's Kingdom

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First published: 1981
Language: English
Editions: 5

Synopsis

She went for a child but stayed for a man...

Katherine soon knew she was in trouble! She agreed to take a "tug-of-love" child to Scotland, out of his father's reach. Coralie the mother, obviously loved her son and was frightened for him, and Katherine believed her. Unfortunately Katherine's mission failed when Charles Moreton snatched the child -- and Katherine -- whisking them to his remote Highland home, to hold them virtual prisoners there. But Katherine learned there were two sides to every story... Whose should she believe?

Subjects: Romance, Contemporary
Set in: Scotland
Characters: Katherine

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