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The Bartered Heart by Nancy Butler · Booklabria

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The Bartered Heart

Romance, ContemporaryMan-woman relationships

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First published: 1999
Language: English
Editions: 3

Synopsis

Abandoned by his mother and raised by a tyrannical father, a young rogue vowed long ago to harden his heart against emotion. So when his fortune is lost, he sets his sights on a marriage of convenience and riches. But as he makes his way to the estate of a very eligible young mistress, he finds his route riddled with treacherous bogs, bungling thieves, and a beautiful waif in petticoats who may mean much more to him than any amount of money.

Subjects: Romance, Contemporary
Romance, Historical, Regency
Man-woman relationships
Traditional Romance
Time: Regency Era

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