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The Devil Earl by Deborah Simmons · Booklabria

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The Devil Earl

Romance, HistoricalWomen authors

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First published: 1996

Synopsis

Out Of A Midnight Coach Stepped Ravenscar…The Perfect Gothic Mystery Man

Dark and brooding and rumored to have done murder, the Devil Earl was everything Prudence Lancaster's imagination could conjure. But he was also flesh and blood, and infinitely more seductive than anything she had ever created. In his presence, the dreamy authoress became a sultry sleuth, hungry to solve the mystery of Ravenscar's missing brother and to save her beloved Devil Earl from his own wicked legacy….

Subjects: Romance, Historical
Women authors
Set in: England

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Publisher: Harlequin Books
Published: 1996
Pages: 298
Language: English
Library of congress: Copyright Paperback Collection
Series: Harlequin historicals ;
ISBN-10: 0373289170

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