Heir to Glen Ghyll
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Word Count
47,000 words, Guess
Page Count
188 pages
Physical Format
Mass Market Paperback
Identifiers
- Internet Archiveheirtoglenghyll00lucy
- Internet Archiveamanteenlaoficin0000ande
- ISBN-100373514506
- ISBN-139780373514502
- LibraryThing6530485
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- OCLC Control Number790297387
- Better World Books9780373514502
- Open LibraryOL10746979M
Description
Mora travels to Scotland to meet Hamish McLean’s family only to find herself attracted to his black sheep brother.
Description
Mora had come to visit Glen Ghyll ostensibly so that she could meet Hamish McLean’s family, but really to make up her mind whether or not she wanted to marry him. But much as she came to love Glen Ghyll, Mora found herself increasingly undecided about her emotional problems—particularly after she met Hamish’s brother Adam, and found herself thinking about him far more than was good for her. Wasn’t it only going to lead her into more difficulties if she fell in love with Adam, who seemed to be almost a reincarnation of that other, eighteenth-century Adam McLean, who was also the black sheep of the family and who had not hesitated to steal the Woman his brother loved? And what about Adam’s old friend Helen Murdoe, who certainly seemed to have a prior claim where he was concerned?
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Series Statement
- Harlequin Romance #1450
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