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Name: Second season
Rating: 2 (1 reviews)
Author: Therese Alderton

When the handsome and influential Duke of Rutledge sets his sights on Roxane, she is determined to resist his advances. Roxane fears that the Duke’s charm masks a darker agenda, suspecting him of playing a role in her brother’s mysterious disappearance. As she navigates courtly intrigue and personal peril, Roxane must decide whether to trust her instincts or be swayed by the Duke’s promises.

First publish date: 1988

Genre: General Fiction/General Fiction

Authors: Therese Alderton

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