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    Mistress Below Deck

    By HELEN DICKSON

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    Kidnap, deception…and forbidden desire

    Tobias Searle's ship is no place for a lady – especially one as wilful and spirited as Miss Rowena Golding. Tobias is chasing pirates, she her kidnapped sister – and the price to board his ship is one night in his bed!

    Rowena despises Tobias's arrogance, is immune to his lethal charm, and certainly doesn't quiver at his touch…her stubbornness wouldn't allow it! But she's boarding that ship come what may. Masquerading as a cabin boy, she's prepared for the dangers of the high seas…but is she prepared for the notorious Tobias Searle?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarperCollins Publishers Australia
    Release dateAug 1, 2014
    ISBN9781488781810
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    HELEN DICKSON

    Nata e cresciuta nello Yorkshire, dove vive con il marito, è da sempre appassionata di storia e nel tempo libero ama visitare antiche dimore da cui trae ispirazione per i suoi romanzi.

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