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Historical Fiction

Three Complete Novels

by Colleen McCullough

1998 · 772 pages

For the first time ever, three of the author's most beloved novels are compiled here in one extraordinary volume: Tim; An Indecent Obsession; and The Ladies of Missalonghi.

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Three Complete Novels is a historical fiction novel by Colleen McCullough, first published in 1998 by Wings. It runs 772 pages.

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Historical Fiction
Published
1998
Length
772 pages

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GenreHistorical Fiction
AuthorColleen McCullough
Published1998
Length772 pages
PublisherWings

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Publisher
Wings
Published
1998
Length
772 pages
Language
English
ISBN-13
9780517201664
ISBN-10
0517201666
ASIN
0517201666

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Three Complete Novels was written by Colleen McCullough.
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Three Complete Novels was first published in 1998 by Wings.
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Three Complete Novels is a historical fiction novel.
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Three Complete Novels is 772 pages long.

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