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When Jessica runs from her late husband’s family, she is found again by the handsome and domineering Lord Raeburn and brought back to the grand family estate with her baby. There she confronts a web of intrigue and suspicion, discovering slowly that perhaps she married the wrong brother while Lord Raeburn himself becomes engaged to someone else.
First publish date: 1983
Genre: Romance/Historical Romance
Authors: Julia Jeffries
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