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The Angel Knight by Susan King · Booklabria

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The Angel Knight

HistoryRomance, Historical

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First published: 1996
Editions: 3 in 2 languages

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The Angel Knight

(Faulkener Family #1) by Susan King 3.95 · Rating details · 333 Ratings · 25 Reviews Lady Christian, a Scottish renegade, has been declared an outlaw by England's King Edward I. Already seriously ill and facing a royal death sentence, she prays for a miracle. The answer to her prayer comes in the form of a mysterious English knight, who has both a healing touch—and the key to her heart.

Subjects: History
Romance, Historical
Set in: Scotland
Time: Robert I, 1306-1329

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3 in 2 languages

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