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The Heart of the Clan

by Barbara Cartland (2000)

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Sona McCarron, in Scotland to attend a wedding, soon realized the match between the Marquis of Inver--heir to the Clan Chieftain--and Lady Jean, daughter of a neighboring Cheiftain, is an arranged one. Nothing can stop it, even though Sona and the Marquis fall in love. And when Lady Jean disappears, the Marquis is accused of murder, and Sona risks her own life to save the man she loves.

Setting / LocationGlobal
Story EraModern Era
Protagonist / CoreThe Heart of the Clan Lead Character

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