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With every breath by Lynn Kurland · Booklabria

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With every breath

Romance, HistoricalMan-woman relationships

With every breath

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First published: 2011

Synopsis

Medieval laird Robert Cameron braves a trip onto enemy soil to fetch the MacLeod witch, a crone renowned for her healing powers. But the woman who opens her door to him is enchanting and young--and not from his century. Original.

Subjects: Romance, Historical
Romance, Fantasy
Man-woman relationships
Time travel
Americans
Single women
Set in: Scotland
Highlands

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Edition details

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Publisher: Jove Books
Published: 2011
Edition: Read Pink special ed.
Pages: 386
Language: English
ISBN-13: 978-0515150247
ISBN-10: 051515024X

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