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    The Gripsholm Mystery
    The Gripsholm Mystery
    The Gripsholm Mystery
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    The Gripsholm Mystery

    By Jens Kuhn

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    Antonia Correlli has lived for 600 years. Special abilities let her live amongst humans undetected. In 1915 the First World War is raging through Europe and new, frightful weapons bring suffering and pain to the men who fight it. While using her cunning and her magic on a hospital ship in the Mediterranean, Antonia discovers mysterious things aboard and develops feelings for dangerous men.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJens Kuhn
    Release dateSep 30, 2010
    ISBN9781452390093
    The Gripsholm Mystery
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    Jens Kuhn

    Jens Kuhn is a writer of steamy fiction, mostly with a historic theme. He has published three novels in print and several short stories as ebooks. On this blog you can find out more about his books and read some of his more steamy short stories for free.Jens lives with his wife, two stepchildren and a cat in an old drafty Victorian house with five fireplaces in the historic town of York, UK. He enjoys sailing his dinghy and searching for free wood to keep his old house warm and cosy.

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