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Isabella Charteris, a slender and serene princess at Castle St. Loo, once dreamed of a shining knight and a bright, untainted future of privilege. Enter John Gabriel, a decorated war hero whose appearance in her life signals the chaotic aftermath of war. For Isabella, love demands she abandon her dream entirely; for Gabriel, it threatens the one opportunity for advancement he has ever known. Their connection runs deeper than romance, rooted in a shared struggle between duty and desire.
First publish date: 1948
Genre: General Fiction/General Fiction
Authors: Agatha Christie
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