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First published: 2006

Synopsis

Jared, Viscount Ravenswood, has no choice but to honor the deathbed wish of his servant: that he introduce her soon-to-be orphaned daughter to the notorious Duchess of Clairborne. But this is no ordinary child. She's the key to the Duchess's shocking secrets, and to Jared's own unexpected past.

Subjects: Historical

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Publisher: Berkley Sensation
Published: 2006
Edition: Berkley Sensation mass-market ed.
Pages: 321
Language: English
Library of congress: Copyright Paperback Collection
ISBN-13: 978-0425212219
ISBN-10: 0425212211

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