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Set against the misty moorlands of Yorkshire, the story follows Lucinda as she encounters a dark, enigmatic figure—perhaps a living man or a nighttime apparition—who captivates her with his burning allure. His warnings echo through her thoughts, urging caution and heralding danger. As their feverish courtship unfolds, Lucinda must weigh the line between desire and peril, unsure whether the man will be her dream lover or the embodiment of her deepest fears. The tale explores themes of passion, risk, and the supernatural in the midst of a historic English setting.
First publish date: 2001
Genre: Romance/Historical Romance
Authors: Evelyn Rogers
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