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Snowy night with a stranger

by Jane Feather, Sabrina Jeffries, Julia London (2009)

About this book

In a trio of holiday romance tales set in Regency England and Scotland, a debutante falls for a mysterious driver, a spinster finds refuge at the home of a curmudgeonly aristocrat, and a lord meets a young lady trying to escape from home.

Setting / LocationLondon & UK
Story EraModern Era
Protagonist / CoreSnowy night with a stranger Lead Character

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