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The Rake's Companion by Nina Pykare · Booklabria

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The Rake's Companion

Romance, Historical, RegencyInheritance and succession

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First published: 1980

Synopsis

Faith Duncan travels north to become a companion to an elderly woman. The Earl of Moorshead suspects that Faith is not what she seems. Faith struggles to do her job and not succumb to the Earl's charms, even as strange events start to haunt the castle's inhabitants.

Subjects: Romance, Historical, Regency
Inheritance and succession
Set in: England
Time: Regency England

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Publishers: Dell · Dell Publishing Co., Inc
Published: 1980
Pages: 253
Language: English
Library of congress: Copyright Paperback Collection
Series: Candlelight regency special -- 593
ISBN-10: 0440172381

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