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The black rose by Christina Skye · Booklabria

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The black rose

RomanceHistorical Romance

The black rose

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First published: 1991
Language: English
Editions: 2

Synopsis

Calling card of the infamous Romney Fox Smuggler, scoundrel, probable traitor, and spy, he plundered the rich and gave to the poor. Men toasted him, women whispered his name like a prayer. Deserted and deceived, exquisite Tess Leighton, emerald-eyed temptress, would do anything to save her family estate-even masquerade as the Fox himself....

Dangerous Heroes: The Black Rose (Dangerous Heroes, #1) East Of Forever (re-released as Seducing the Rake) (Dangerous Heroes, #2) The Ruby (re-released as The Tiger's Lady) (Dangerous Heroes, #3)

Subjects: Romance
Romance, Historical
Romance, Historical, Regency
Historical Romance
Bodice Ripper
Pirate Romance
Time: 1810

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