Crossed Quills (Zebra Regency Romance) by…

Crossed Quills (Zebra Regency Romance) (edition 1998)

by Carola Dunn (Author)

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When Wynn Selworth implores Prometheus, a supposed male literary essayist who is actually Phillippa Lisle, to help him, Phillippa poses as Prometheus' liaison since she is determined never to reveal her secret, and together they embark on a madcap adventure of love.

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Title:	Crossed Quills (Zebra Regency Romance)
Authors:	Carola Dunn (Author)
Info:	Zebra (1998), 224 pages
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When Wynn Selworth implores Prometheus, a supposed male literary essayist who is actually Phillippa Lisle, to help him, Phillippa poses as Prometheus' liaison since she is determined never to reveal her secret, and together they embark on a madcap adventure of love.

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