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Wednesday's Child by Barbara Hazard · Booklabria

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Wednesday's Child

AbductionMistaken identity

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Wednesday's ChildBarbara HazardHazard

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First published: 1994

Synopsis

Life should be an adventure, but how much of one? That's what Miss Penelope Shaw wonders when she's snatched by a nobleman's cronies in a case of mistaken identity. Laurence Russell, Marquess of Thornbury, can't help being intrigued by the woman his cousin has abducted in error. ...

Subjects: Abduction
Mistaken identity

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Publisher: Fawcett
Published: Jun 1, 1994
Pages: 218
Language: English
ISBN-13: 978-0449222096
ISBN-10: 0449222098

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