Paradise In Penang
Lord Selwyn’s legacy could not have come at a better time. The plantation in exotic Penang was thousands of miles from London — and just as far from the treacherous society heartbreaker who had betrayed the handsome nobleman. Here in the Far East, Lord Selwyn vowed to put aside his dreams forever . . . until Anona Ranson miraculously entered his world, her fair innocence glowing with a rare inner spirit. And in her young wisdom, Anona returned Selwyn’s true and passionate love. Yet secrets loomed over their happiness, threatening their destiny — and Lord Selwyn’s very life.
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Lord Selwyn’s legacy could not have come at a better time. The plantation in exotic Penang was thousands of miles from London — and just as far from the treacherous society heartbreaker who had betrayed the handsome nobleman. Here in the Far East, Lord Selwyn vowed to put aside his dreams forever . . . until Anona Ranson miraculously entered his world, her fair innocence glowing with a rare inner spirit. And in her young wisdom, Anona returned Selwyn’s true and passionate love. Yet secrets loomed over their happiness, threatening their destiny — and Lord Selwyn’s very life.
Publisher: Pan Books
Paperback
1989
ISBN: 9780330305846
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