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The Black Swan by Eleanor Burford · Booklabria

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Daughters of EnglandBook 16 of 7

Book 16, The Black Swan, this book

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First published: 1990
Editions: 17 in 2 languages
Series: Daughters of England, 16

Synopsis

Sequel to: The changeling. Strange things begin to happen to a new bride following a move to an isolated house in the English countryside.

Subjects: Horror
Historical Fiction

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17 in 2 languages

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