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Historical Fiction

A Man of Many Talents

by Deborah Simmons

2003 · 324 pages

From the USA Today bestselling author comes a delightfully spirited romance about a ghost-hunting earl mystified by a haunted--and hauntingly beautiful--heiress.

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A Man of Many Talents is a historical fiction novel by Deborah Simmons, first published in 2003 by Berkley. It runs 324 pages.

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Historical Fiction
Published
2003
Length
324 pages

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GenreHistorical Fiction
AuthorDeborah Simmons
Published2003
Length324 pages
PublisherBerkley

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Publisher
Berkley
Published
2003
Length
324 pages
Language
English
ISBN-13
9780425190708
ISBN-10
0425190706
ASIN
0425190706

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Who wrote A Man of Many Talents?
A Man of Many Talents was written by Deborah Simmons.
When was A Man of Many Talents published?
A Man of Many Talents was first published in 2003 by Berkley.
What genre is A Man of Many Talents?
A Man of Many Talents is a historical fiction novel.
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A Man of Many Talents is 324 pages long.

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