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Historical Fiction

A Kiss to Die for

by Claudia Dain

2003 · 390 pages

As a killer preys on lonely mail-order brides in Abilene, renowned bounty hunter Jack Skull is on his trail. However, Anne, one of the killer's intended victims, feels Jack is pursuing her--and it is his kiss that is to die for. Original.

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A Kiss to Die for is a historical fiction novel by Claudia Dain, first published in 2003 by Leisure Books. It runs 390 pages.

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Historical Fiction
Published
2003
Length
390 pages

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GenreHistorical Fiction
AuthorClaudia Dain
Published2003
Length390 pages
PublisherLeisure Books

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Publisher
Leisure Books
Published
2003
Length
390 pages
Language
English
ISBN-13
9780843950595
ISBN-10
0843950595
ASIN
0843950595

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A Kiss to Die for was written by Claudia Dain.
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A Kiss to Die for was first published in 2003 by Leisure Books.
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A Kiss to Die for is a historical fiction novel.
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