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Smugglers' Summer by Carola Dunn · Booklabria

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Smugglers' Summer

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First published: 1989

Synopsis

When Octavia Gray is summoned to join her beautiful cousin Julia at an isolated estate near Plymouth, she gladly accepts. Her duty is to persuade Julia to marry the charming Sir Tristram Deanbridge and abandon her passion for the firebrand James Wynn. But, amidst adventures with smugglers and the haut ton, things don’t quite work out that way...

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Publisher: Warner Books
Published: 1989
Edition: Warner Books ed.
Pages: 187
Language: English (from the ISBN, not recorded)
ISBN-13: 978-0446354615
ISBN-10: 0446354619

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