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The House at Bell Orchard by Sylvia Thorpe · Booklabria

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Sylvia Thorpe
The House at Bell Orchard

Romance, Historical, Georgian

The House at Bell Orchard

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First published: 1979
Language: English
Editions: 2

Synopsis

She was beautiful, young, and an heiress. Suddenly, she became an orphan - and the ruthless Colonel Fenshawe and his despicable family were offering her sanctuary. The Colonel cared nothing for Charmian, but he intended to force her into a marriage with his son, purely out of greed for her fortune.

Unbeknownst to them all, the dashing Sir Piers Wychwood, a neighbor, had caught a glimpse of Charmian and could not put her out of his mind. Charmian did not know it then, but she'd already won the heart of her savior....

Subjects: Romance, Historical, Georgian

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