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The Judas Kiss by Eleanor Burford · Booklabria

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The Judas Kiss

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First published: 1750
Editions: 28 in 4 languages

Synopsis

Pippa Ewell had left behind the dark and forbidding Greystone Manor -- also the memories of Conrad, the handsome stranger who had swept her breathlessly into his arms and heart. But Pippa returned to find the truth behind her sister's mysterious death. And suddenly the fairy-tale kindgom glittered with evil and danger . . .

Subjects: Religion
Sisters
Self-help techniques
Spanish: Adult Nonfiction
Gothic novels
Christianity - General
Set in: Germany
Bavaria

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28 in 4 languages

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English16 Spanish3 Finnish1 Norwegian1

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