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Clancy O'Shane has spent her youth living an unruly life on Ireland's west coast. When her father deems her further discipline necessary, he arranges for an English tutor to join her household. The teacher, Mark Cromwell, carries the name of a bitterly remembered historical figure, adding to Clancy's irritation. Yet as the two clash, a complex mixture of defiance, intrigue, and an unexpected romantic attraction begins to surface, altering the course of their relationship.
First publish date: 1948
Genre: Romance/Historical Romance
Authors: Sara Seale
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