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She didn't know the facts of her own life. But somehow Ynis Raiford
realized that she didn't quite belong in Gard's world. Gard St. Clair,
embittered by the accident that had ended his career, was as
mysterious and wild as his house on the stormy Cornish cliffs. And
Ynis was going to marry him -- or so he told her. But what could such
an experienced man want of Ynis, the convent-reared girl who had lost
her memory? Especially when his old love, the beautiful Stella
Marrick, was his for the asking.
First publish date: 1972
Authors: Violet Winspear
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