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      The Devil's Mark

      by Joanna Makepeace
      Published
      Jan 1995
      Main Genre
      Historical Romance Hist. Romance
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      298
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      Harlequin Historical Subscription Book 44 Mills & Boon Historical Book 457

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      A SECRET LEGACY...

      Though she had no dowry and no living, Janeta Cobham refused to become a nun. Her short temper simply would not allow it! Her only alternative was to run from the convent that had been her home for as long as she could remember.

      On her rocky path, she was aided by Sir Bertrand D'Aubigny, a charming knight who proved to be her entree to the court at Winchester. Yet how could Janeta know that life at court would reveal more than her growing love for Bertrand?

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      Book 44
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      Mills & Boon Historical
      Book 457
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      Romance

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      Category Romance Historical Romance

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      Jun 1995 Mills & Boon (UK) ISBN 0263790843
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      Nov 1995 Mills & Boon (UK) ISBN 0263144275
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