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The running vixen by Elizabeth Chadwick · Booklabria

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The running vixen

HistoryRomance, Erotic

The running vixen

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First published: 1992
Language: English
Editions: 3

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The Running Vixen

(Ravenstow Trilogy #2) by Elizabeth Chadwick (Goodreads Author) 3.9 · Rating details · 762 Ratings · 62 Reviews Upon his return home to Wales in 1126, Adam de Lacey rediscovers his love for Heulwen, his stepsister, but she has agreed to marry Adam's foe, Warrin de Mortimer, a man involved in a plot against the king. By the author of The Wild Hunt.

Subjects: History
Romance, Erotic
Wales
Set in: Wales
Time: 1063-1536

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