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The Heiress Bride by Catherine Coulter, Catherine Coulter · Booklabria

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The Heiress Bride

Romance, HistoricalHistorical Fiction

The Heiress Bride

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First published: 1993
Editions: 8 in 4 languages

Synopsis

The final book in the Bride trilogy, this book sees the Sherbrooke sister taking centre stage as she falls in love with Scottish earl Colin Kinross and elopes with him. But mystery and danger enter her life when she arrives at Vere Castle and learns of Colin's first wife and her strange death.

The Sherbrooke Brides - 3

Subjects: Romance, Historical
Historical Fiction
Inheritance and succession
Scotland
Set in: Scotland

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Editions

8 in 4 languages

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English5 French1 Russian1 Undetermined1

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