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The Abandoned Rake by Emily Hendrickson, Emily Harland · Booklabria

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The Abandoned Rake

Romance, HistoricalDeath

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First published: 1995
Language: English
Editions: 4

Synopsis

When Joanna Winterton's fiancé is killed, she finds it difficult to mourn him since she scarcely knew her betrothed and had scant admiration for what she did know of him. She retreats to the Lake District in the hope that the world will have forgotten her loss by the time she returns.

Subjects: Romance, Historical
Romance, Historical, Regency
Death
Fiancés
Set in: England
Lake District
Time: Regency Era; Regency England

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