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A Shadow's Bliss (The Tales of the Jeweled Men #4)

by Patricia Veryan (1994)

About this book

(The Tales of the Jeweled Men #4) A most unlikely hero, young Jack is known to all as a cowardly idiot, a mere shadow of a man with a shady past. But when the woman he loves is threatened by the sinister League of the Jewelled Men, Jack reveals the man behind the shadow.

Setting / LocationLondon & UK
Story EraModern Era
Protagonist / CoreA Shadow's Bliss (The Tales of the Jeweled Men #4) Lead Character

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