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Double crossing
Double crossing

By Meg Mims

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A murder arranged as a suicide ... a missing deed ... and a bereft daughter whose sheltered world is shattered. In August 1869, Lily Granville is stunned by her father's murder. Only one other pers...

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Double or nothing
Double or nothing

By Meg Mims

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October, 1869: Lily Granville, now heiress to a considerable fortune, rebels against her guardian uncle's strict rules. Ace Diamond, determined to win Lily, invests in a dynamite factory for a "qui...

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Double Crossing
Double Crossing

By Meg Mims, Elaina Lee

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Double crossing
Double crossing

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Wolf Creek Christmas
Double or Nothing
Double or Nothing

By Meg Mims

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Double or Nothing
Double or Nothing

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Keys to the Holidays
Keys to the Holidays

By Meg Mims

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Double Crossing
Double Crossing

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Santa Paws and Santa Claws
Santa Paws and Santa Claws

By Meg Mims

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