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It was a time of intrigue and treason in Elizabeth's England when Elise Radborne mysteriously disappeared one night from her uncle's estate. With no idea who her kidnappers were or why they had abducted her, the British beauty found herself prisoner behind the great stone walls of an ancient... read more
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Characters/People edit
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- Maxim Seymour: Proud and passionate, the Marquess of Bradbury swore vengeance on those who had stolen his title and lands... and branded him a traitor to the Crown
- Elise Radborne: Beautiful and spirited, she found herself the innocent prisoner of the marquess, her family's most hated foe
- Karr Hilliard
- Arabella
- Justin
- Cassandra
- Spence
- Quentin
- Edward
- Kenneth
- Kapitan
- Taylor
- Ramsey Radborne
- Herr Dietrich
- Gustave
- Ramonda
- Frau Hanz
- Anne
- Elizabeth
- Francis
- Fitch
- Katarina
- Herr Seymour
- Andrew Sinclair
- Hans Rubert
- Drake
- Herr Hilliard
- Devlin
- Sherbourne
- Madam Reinhardt
- Forsworth
- Eddy
- Mary
- Easterling
Setting & Locations edit
- England
- Lubeck
- Hamburg
- Sheffield
- London
- Spain
- Alsatia
- Stamford
- Netherlands
- Hansa
- North Sea
- Stilliards
- Newgate
- Novgorod
- Kensington
First Sentence edit
London became a place of unrest as tales of treason and paid recompenses began to be noised about with more frequency.
Authors & Contributors edit
- Kathleen E. Woodiwiss (Author)
First Edition edit
Original Language: English
Publisher: Avon
Country: USA
Publication Date: 1989
ISBN: 978-0380898176
Page Count: 672
Publisher: Avon
Country: USA
Publication Date: 1989
ISBN: 978-0380898176
Page Count: 672
Classification edit
- Library of Congress: RZC 0430
- Dewey: 813.54
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