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* '''Publisher''': [[Mystique|Harlequin Mystique]] [[Mystique By The Numbers|# 113]] | * '''Publisher''': [[Mystique|Harlequin Mystique]] [[Mystique By The Numbers|# 113]] | ||
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| + | The man she loved was linked to disaster... Dawn was amazed to discover someone living in the deserted abbey she was exploring. Still, she accepted his explanation that he was an artist who needed the solitude. When he offered to paint her portrait she was delighted. She felt instinctively drawn to him, and a friendship soon blossomed. But a few weeks later he vanished without a word. Dawn was baffled. Why had he left so suddenly? Determined to find out, she quickly found herself embroiled in a cunning scheme--unaware that death was the penalty for meddling. | ||
Latest revision as of 13:25, 30 May 2008
- Author: Magali
- Publisher: Harlequin Mystique # 113
- Year: 1981
Book Description
The man she loved was linked to disaster... Dawn was amazed to discover someone living in the deserted abbey she was exploring. Still, she accepted his explanation that he was an artist who needed the solitude. When he offered to paint her portrait she was delighted. She felt instinctively drawn to him, and a friendship soon blossomed. But a few weeks later he vanished without a word. Dawn was baffled. Why had he left so suddenly? Determined to find out, she quickly found herself embroiled in a cunning scheme--unaware that death was the penalty for meddling.
