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Willowswood Match by Gayle Buck · Booklabria

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Willowswood Match

Romance, Regency

Willowswood Match

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First published: 2004

Synopsis

A most painful experience in love sent beautiful, young Miss Miranda Wainwright from her home in America to the estate of her aristocratic cousin in England. Here she could start a new life, far from humiliating memories of betrayal. Burned once by a man's lying lips, Miranda vowed never again to put her heart and her fate in romantic jeopardy. Then she met the arrogant - if undeniably dashing - Viscount of Wythe .

Subjects: Romance, Regency
Set in: England

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Publisher: Five Star
Published: 2004
Pages: 238
Language: English
ISBN-10: 1594142084

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