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The Master of Blacktower by Barbara Michaels
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The Master of Blacktower

by Barbara Michaels

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After her father's death, Damaris, reluctant to marry her cousin, takes a job in Scotland as a secretary/librarian for Gavin Hamilton, the Master of Blacktower. Although he's scarred and somewhat frightening in appearance, Damaris soon falls in love with him. But was he responsible for his wife's death, his daughter's injury and pushing Damaris herself over the edge of the tower?
This is a rather average gothic novel which I suspect I have read before. The author's more "contemporary" (at least for the times they were written in) romantic suspense novels are much better.
alasen_reads | Aug 17, 2008 |  
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Amazon.com Product Description (ISBN 0060878142, Mass Market Paperback)

Damaris Gordon shuddered at the thought of working for the cruel and bitter Master of Blacktower—but her father's death left her no choice. Suddenly her fate—her life itself—was in the black silk-gloved hands of Gavin Hamilton, a man scarred and tortured by an unspoken past, whose mocking laughter echoes through his ancient Scottish estate. Damaris has heard the whispers that accuse Gavin Hamilton of his wife's death and his young daughter's crippling injury. But the pain and sadness barely hidden behind his blazing dark stare touch Damaris deeply—and a courageous heart is luring her to the estate's topmost tower in search of his dangerous secrets.

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