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Historical Fiction

The Barkin Emeralds

by Nancy Butler

2004 · 228 pages

On behalf of her mistress, Miss Maggie Bonner is returning a rejected betrothal gift--an emerald necklace--to Lord Barkin in Scotland, when she is mistaken for his intended and kidnapped by a dashing pirate. Original.

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The Barkin Emeralds is a historical fiction novel by Nancy Butler, first published in 2004 by Signet Book. It runs 228 pages.

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Historical Fiction
Published
2004
Length
228 pages

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GenreHistorical Fiction
AuthorNancy Butler
Published2004
Length228 pages
PublisherSignet Book

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Publisher
Signet Book
Published
2004
Length
228 pages
Language
English
ISBN-13
9780451211750
ISBN-10
0451211758
ASIN
0451211758

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Who wrote The Barkin Emeralds?
The Barkin Emeralds was written by Nancy Butler.
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The Barkin Emeralds was first published in 2004 by Signet Book.
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