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Silver Swan

Format: Paperback

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A Silver-Haired Beauty is Shadowed by Evil!

Beautiful Melior Mary is fated by her desire for two men - a strange orphan boy from Calais and Prince Charles Edward Stuart -the Young Pretender to the throne of England.

Alexander Pope, the great but grotesquely deformed poet, Captain Charles Wogan, the Jacobite spy and Joseph Gage, the Rake Hell and dandy-all are destined to know and love Melior Mary.

But Mary herself is shadowed by an evil curse, doomed to play out the fatal destiny of all those who own the beautiful Tudor manor of Sutton Place.

The Silver Swan is the second hauting volume of Dinah Lampitt's trilogy tracing the tortured destines of those who dared to flount Queen Edith's curse.

Genre: Fiction, Genre Fiction
Format: Paperback
Published: 1987
Pages: 381
Publisher: Grafton
ISBN: 9780586071199

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