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No Other Woman by Heather Graham · Booklabria

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No Other Woman

RomanceHistorical Fiction

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First published: 1996
Language: English
Editions: 2

Synopsis

Lady Shawna is tormented by her guilt--for it was she who seduced David Douglas of Castle Rock and inadvertently lured the larid to his death. Now surely madness has claimed her, for David Douglas has returned a hardened, bitter spirit--slipping like a ghost into Shawna's chamber, determined to reclaim his birthright and wreak vengeance on his betrayers.

Series: No Other Man (No Other, #1) No Other Woman (No Other, #2) No Other Love (No Other, #3)

Subjects: Romance
Romance, Historical
Historical Fiction
Social life and customs
Historical Romance
Set in: Scotland
Highlands
Time: 19th Century

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