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Rebel Lady by Dawn Lindsey · Booklabria

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Rebel Lady

HistoryRomans, nouvelles

Rebel Lady

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First published: 1992

Synopsis

Turned off by Sir Sebastian Hillard's wealth, power, and arrogance, Scottish beauty Skye Crawford is nonetheless forced to battle an unwilling attraction to the stuffy English noble when her brother goes missing and the two of them are thrown together in the rugged Scottish countryside.

Subjects: History
Romans, nouvelles
Histoire
Scots
Écossais

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Edition details

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Publisher: Signet
Published: Sep 1, 1992
Pages: 224
Language: English
ISBN-13: 978-0451173478
ISBN-10: 0451173473

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