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The Astrologer's Daughter by Paula Marshall · Booklabria

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The Astrologer's Daughter

Romance, Historical

The Astrologer's Daughter

Name: The Astrologer's Daughter
Author: Paula Marshall

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First published: 1994

Synopsis

Kit Carlyon bets a fellow courtier that he can seduce Celia Antiquis, the chaste daughter of an astrologer favored by the court of King Charles II. He comes to care for her however and tries to work around the terms of the wager, even as Celia has strange premonitions about her future.

Subjects: Romance, Historical
Time: 1600s
Characters: King Charles II

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Publisher: Harlequin
Published: 1994
Pages: 297
Language: English
Series: Harlequin historicals
ISBN-13: 978-0373304813
ISBN-10: 0373304811

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