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My Lady Governess

My Lady Governess

Name: My Lady Governess
Author: Wilma Counts

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First published: 2000

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A book by Wilma Counts, first published in 2000. Open Library records 1 edition, in English; it is from Kensington Pub. Corp., 2000, 222 pages.

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Publisher: Kensington Pub. Corp
Published: 2000
Pages: 222
Language: English
Library of congress: Copyright Paperback Collection
Series: Zebra Regency romance
ISBN-10: 0821764837

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