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Samara Labonte is the prettiest passenger aboard the train to Kansas City. Delicate and elegantly dressed, she hides a tumultuous past and holds hope that America might offer happiness... maybe even love. Then blood-curdling cries fill the air. Swept from the train by wild painted savages, Samara fears her life is over. But not even fear can overtake the growing attraction for her mysterious bronze-skinned captor and his exotic new world. OTHER TITLES by Patricia Hagan: Say You Love Me Simply Heaven Orchids in Moonlight

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Starlight  A Historical Western Romance
  • Author : Patricia Hagan
  • Release : 10 June 2011
  • Publisher : ePublishing Works!
  • ISBN : 9781614170679
  • Genre : Fiction
  • Total Page : 273 pages
  • Language : English
  • PDF File Size : 15,6 Mb

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