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    Written in the Stars

    By Patricia Rosemoor, Sherill Bodine and Sherrill Bodine

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    Written in the Stars by Patricia Rosemoor“A passionate tale of destiny, danger and dark magic---and a love so powerful that it conquers time.” -Mary Jo Putney, New York Times Bestselling AuthorIn 1601, Lady Elizabeth York's star-shaped birthmark proclaims her a
    child of magic.　When she arrives at Dunham Castle to marry Carlyle,
    heir to the Duke of Lennox, she finds enchantment in the eyes and
    touch of Will Grey, the Duke's bastard son. Bewitched by Elizabeth,
    Will defies all for their love, and his jilted half-brother places a
    curse on them both.

    Searching for a treasure ship sunk long ago, present-day marine
    archeologist Cordelia Ward is pursued romantically by both salvager
    Innis Foley and treasure hunter Morgan Murphy. She is haunted by a
    murderous nightmare where one man is the killer and the other the
    victim. But which man is her enemy--which one her soul mate? Can a
    journal that belonged to her ancestress, Lady Elizabeth York show her
    the answers...in time to save her true love?

    Chased by evil, two women discover their own magic to fight　a
    villain's curse on the Posey rings that draw them to the men they are
    destined to love.　
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMacmillan Publishers
    Release dateAug 12, 2013
    ISBN9781622662272
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    Written in the Stars
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    Patricia Rosemoor

    With 95 novels and more than seven million books in print, Patricia Rosemoor combines love and danger to write heart-fluttering, pulse-pounding novels. She's won a Golden Heart from Romance Writers of America, two Reviewers Choice Awards for her Intrigues and two Career Achievement Awards from RT BOOKreviews. In her other life, she teaches Popular Fiction and Suspense-Thriller Writing, credit courses at Columbia College Chicago.

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