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No Dark Place
No Dark Place

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The Poisoned Serpent
The Poisoned Serpent

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No Dark Place
No Dark Place

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Bereft at the loss of his adoptive father, the Sheriff of Lincoln, Hugh Corbaille, is unprepared for another shock. He actually may be the sole child of the Earl of Wiltshire, mysteriously abducted...

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The Poisoned Serpent
The Poisoned Serpent

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Cinderella Outgrows the Glass Slipper and Other Zany Fractured Fairy Tale Plays: 5 Funny Plays with Related Writing Activities and Graphic Organizers ... Kids to Explore Plot, Characters, and Setting
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The Deception
The Deception

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Gentle Reader, Let me say straight off, it was not my idea to trap England's greatest hero and most eligible bachelor, the Earl of Greystone, into marrying me. My uncle, Lord Charlwood, was the mo...

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The Arrangement
The Arrangement

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The Gamble
The Gamble

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The Pretenders
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